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This report documents the W.H.O.I. VAX-ll programs used to calculateavailable potential energy and related quantities from CTD data using thetechnique described in Bray and Fofonoff (1981). The report includesexamples of how the programs may be used, as well as complete listingsof all the required FORTRAN files. ,,,
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Avail and/or VAX-l1 PROGRAMS FOR COMPUTING AVAILABLEIst Special POTENTIAL ENERGY FROM CTD DATA
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WOODS HOLE OCEANOGRAPHIC INSTITUTIONWoods Hole, Massachusetts 02543
August. 1981
TECHNICAL REPORT
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
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Abstract ......................................... 3
List of Tables .......................................... 4
List of Figures .......................................... 5
Introduction . ......................................... 6
1. General Structure of programs ........................ 7
2. POTEN Documentation ................................ 13
3. PEPLT Documentation ............................... 27
4. Modification of POTEN to accept data in other than
CTD78 disc format ................................ 51
Acknowledgements ........................................ 53
References .......................................... 54
Appendix A: Command files for generating standard output
from POTEN and PEPLT ...................... 55
Al ENERGY.COM ............................. 56
A2 POTEN.COM ............................... 67
A3 PEPLT.COM .............................. . 68
A4 TABLE.COM ............................... .. 69
A5 DYNHT.COM ...... ......................... .. 70
Appendix 8: Program Listings for POTEN ................. 71
B1 POTEN.DOC ............................... 72
B2 COMPOTEN.FOR .............................. 73
B3 IDXREC.DIM .......... ..................... 74
B4 POTEN.FOR ....................... 75
B5 PTENS.FOR ................................ 76
B6 COMPS.FOR ................. .............. 81
87 AVRCP.FOR ................................ 85
B8 DATA.FOR ................................ 91
89 POTENSUB.FOR ............. ...... 95
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Page-Appendix C: Program Listings for PEPLT .......... 102
Cl PEPLS .DOC ..................... ....... 103
C 2 PEPLS3. DOC .................... ........ 104
C3 AVRGS.DOC ........................ 105
-. C4 COMPEPLT.FOR ............................... 106C5 PEPLT.FOR .............. . .. .. ............ 107
C6 PEPLS .FOR ............. ......... 108
-,C7 AVRGS.FOR..................0......... 110
C8 TABLE.FOR ........... .......... 118
C9 TDATA.FOR ............................ 121
CI10 PEPLTSUB .FOR ............................ 123
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43Abstract
This report documents the W.H.O.I. VAX-11 programs used to
calculate available potential energy and related quantities from CTD data
using the technique described in Bray and Fofonoff (1981). The reportincludes examples of how the programs may be used, as well as complete
listings of all the required FORTRAN files.
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List of Tables
Table Subject Page
1 FORTRAN and Object files... .................. 11
2 Accessory files.. .......................... 12
3 Example of a JSHP.PTN file ... 0...... 16
14 POTEN Data Output Variables ............ 18.
5 POTEN Parameters........................... 22
6 PEPLT Variables . . . . . . . .3
7 PEPLT:PEPLS Parameters .. *. . . . . 40
8 PEPLT:AVRGS Parameters...................... 4
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List of Figures
Figure Title Page
1 POTEN Schematic ..................................... 8
2 PEPLT Schematic ..................................... 9
3 AVRGS Schematic ..................................... 10
4 Example plots from TABLE subroutine
-'a. Buoyancy frequency............................... 28
b. Vertical displacements ........................... 29
5 Example plot from ENERGY.COM - APE.................... 59
6 Example plot from ENERGY.COM - Rms displacement .... 60
7 - Salinity............... 61
8 - Potential temperature 62
9 - Buoyancy frequency .... 63
10 - Reference steric anomaly. 64
11 - a vs. S.................. 65
12 - deep e vs S.............. 66
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Introduction
This report describes the structure and usage of programs designed
for calculating and displaying available potential energy (APE),
adiabatically leveled steric surfaces, and related variables from a group
of CTD stations. For a general discussion of the technique it is
strongly recommended that the reader refer to Bray and Fofonoff (1981).
The programs have an inherent requirement that the input CTD data be an
even series in pressure, although the input pressure interval may be
specified. This report describes specifically the structure of the
programs as used on the W.H.O.I. VAX-11, with input data in the standard
CTD78 disc format (Millard, et al (1978)). Other input formats can be
accomodated through modification of the data input subroutine as
described in section 4.
The calculation and display are divided into separate programs.
POTential ENergy (POTEN) reads the input data, calculates the
adiabatically leveled reference steric field (see Bray and Fofonoff,
1981) and variables related to the leveled field. Potential Energy PLoT
(PEPLT) calculates variables derived from the leveled field variables and
displays POTEN output in the form of lists and plots.
This report is divided into four sections. The first, General
Structure, covers the non-FORTRAN aspects of the programs: file
structure, linkage and general usage. The second and third sections
contain detailed documentation for POTEN and PEPLT. The fourth section
describes modifications to the data read subroutine in POTEN, to allow
*input data in other than CTD78 disc format. Documented examples of how
to run the programs interactively and in batch mode on the VAX-l1 are
found in Appendix A. Listings of programs appear in Appendices B and C.
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1. General Structure of Programs
Both POTEN and PEPLT are accessed through a short main program
which performs initializations of parameters as requested by the user.
Control is then transferred to one of three major subroutines, from which
point the user is free to access different branches within that
subroutine, or request entrance into either of the other two major
subroutines. The various branches are described in detail in thefollowing sections. Schematics of POTEN and PEPLT are shown in Figures
1, 2 and 3. The remainder of POTEN and PEPLT consist of secondary
subroutines: data read, physical properties of seawater, etc., which are
* accessed as part of the various branches available to the user in the
major subroutines. The file structure reflects the program structure
(Table 1). POTEN and PEPLT are linked by linking the object files in
Table 1. Accessory files are listed in Table 2.
The input data in CTD78 disc format is accessed using subroutines
from CTOATA/LIB, and the plots in PEPLT are created using the NCAR plot
package. The plot package creates a file on logical unit 8 which must be
read and translated into plot(s) by a Metacode translator. Those
translators are available both for the high speed Calcomp plotter and for
* various screens, for plot previewing. The absolute plot dimensions may
be altered after the file is created, and the plots can be plotted as
many times as desired. The use of the translators is described at the
end of section 3.
The multiple branch structure of the programs provides an extremely
powerful and flexible framework for computations which are often not
routine; however useful documentation of such programs is correpondingly
difficult. It is suggested that the new user begin by studying Figs. 1.,
2 and 3. A documented command file (ENERGY.COM) for a routine
computation and display is found in Appendix A. This file allows the new
user to become familiar gradually with the options available in the
programs. After studying and experimenting with the command file, the
user may wish to explore other options available by referring to the
detailed branch descriptions found in sections 2 and 3 of this report.
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TABLE 1: FORTRAN and Object Files
POTEN Files PEPLT Files
Main program POTEN PEPLT
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Major subroutines PTENS PEPLS
COMPS AVRGS
AVRCP TABLE
Data read subroutine DATA TDATA
Secondary subroutines POTENSUB PEPLTSUB
POTENSUB
Library subroutines CTDATA/LIB
System subroutines (associated AUTOGRAPH
with the NCAR plot package) DASHCHAR
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TABLE 2
Accessory Files POTEN PEPLT
Comnon, dimension and equivalence
required for compilation (FORTRAN) COMPOTEN.FOR COMPEPLT.FOR
Station lists (JSHP.PTN is
generated by COMPS -- unit 12) JSHP.PTN JSHP.PTNInput data *.CTD *.AVG
*.CTD is CTD file *.REG
*.REG is generated by COMPS
*.AVG is generated by AVRCP
* is the station identifier
Common storage (binary file) KPTCM.DAT KPLCM.OAT
POTEN and PEPLT generate these
if they do not exist in the
directory
Documentation files (formatted) POTEN.DOC PEPLS.DOCPEPLS3.DOC
AVRGS.DOC
Command file used to set up POTEN.COM PEPLT.COM
assignments and start an
interactive job
Command file used to run POTEN and ENERGY.COM
PEPLT sequentially in batch mode,
supplying standard output.
Command file to create plots shown TABLE.COM
in Fig. 4 using TABLE subroutine.
Command file to compute dynamic DYNHT.COM
height station by station and
output in map format.
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2. Documentation of POTEN
In this section, the major subroutines in POTEN described above are
documented in detail. They are all structured around the multiple GO TO
statement of the form
GO TO (#1, #2, #3, .... n) BRANCH
with #1 through #n FORTRAN statement numbers, and the BRANCH # an index
such that BRANCH # = n transfers control to Statement #n. The BRANCH
is input by the user following an appropriate program prompt. The branch
numbers are keyed to various computations which may be accessed at the
user's option. The keys are listed later in this section, and short
* versions of them may be obtained on the terminal any time the program
prompts the user for branch number input, by typing 0/.Within each branch there may be options which are accessible by
varying parameters input by the user at the time the branch number is
input. These options are also listed in the branch keys.
In addition to input parameter options, there is an array called
ISSW with 16 elements found in both programs. Within the different
branches, different elements of ISSW may be tested for values of -1 or 0,
and options either accessed or skipped depending upon the value. In
general, ISSW elements determine whether a given type of output is
generated. (Historically, the ISSW array derives from the binary
switches available on the shipboard computer, the HP2100 series.) The
elements of ISSW may be altered by accessing the appropriate branch in
both POTEN and PEPLT as described below.As described earlier, POTEN is accessed as a short main program
which initializes parameters if requested by the user, or reads from a
binary file KPTCM.DAT the most recently stored parameters, if no
initialization is requested. The main program POTEN then transfers
control to the major subroutine PTENS which, as shown in the schematicFig. 1, controls the various branches available to the user. PTENS is
the only component of POTEN in which branches may be accessed. The two
remaining major subroutines are COMPS, in which the regressions are
performed, and AVRCP, in which the horizontal averaging is performed.
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This subsection charts the branches available to the user in
detail, and describes briefly the working of COMPS and AVRCP. Short
versions of the branch documentation are found in the Appendix, and may
also be printed on the screen while the program is (interactively) on
line by typing 0/ whenever the program prompts for branch input.
2a. Main Program:
The main program queries the user 'Initialize conmon (YES or
NO)?'. A NO response causes the present elements of KPTCM.DAT, the
binary storage file, to be read into common. (If no file KPTCM.DAT
exists in the directory, the program will create a new file named
KPTCM.DAT, but if the response to the initialization query was NO, an
'end of file during read' error will result. Therefore, the proper
sequence of commands to create a new KPTCM.DAT file is to run POTEN,
respond YES to the initialization, thereby creating a new KPTCM.DAT, but
not attempting to read from it. Later in the program (in branch 3)
common may be stored to the newly created file, for use next time the
program is run.) A YES response initializes the data selection
parameters (subroutine DATA), and certain other parameters not related to
the regressions.
Following this query, control is transferred to PTENS, and the user
is asked: 'Initialize regression parameters (YES or NO)?'. A YES
response initializes the regression parameters. A NO response reads them
from KPTCM.DAT. (Again, with a newly created KPTCM.DAT file, the correct
.I response is YES.) Finally, PTENS asks for the resolution of the input
data, before going to branch mode. At this point the user may input up
to 7 variables, as listed in the program prompt. The current values of
the variables are printed on the screen along with the prompt list. The
variables are: KBR, the branch number; ISW and JSW, which may access
different options in branch KBR; KLIST, usually the list output logical
device number (reset to 6 each time the prompt is printed); KOUT and KTP,
the data output and input logical device numbers (note that the program
uses named files for data input and output via OPEN statements which use
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KTP and KOUT as unit numbers ); KIN, the program input device for screen
or command file. (Changing the value of KIN to 6 part way through a COM
file transfers control to the screen, allowing interactive mode -- see
Appendix A for an example command file, POTEN.COM.)
2b. Branches (KBR)
0: Short documentation printed on screen. See Appendix B for a
listing of this documentation.
SUMMARY - POTEN:PTENS: KBR = 0
Function: List on terminal the short documentation for PTENS
ISW, JSW options: None
Output device: unit KTTX
Input device: None
ISSW options: None
1: Calls COMPS subroutine, which performs the following sequence:
a. Calls subroutine DATA, which opens the subindex directory
for the default file specifications of the input data. (Those
specifications may be changed by calling KBR = 13, which is
identical to branch 1 except for allowing file specifications to
be changed.) Then the header for the ISWth sequential station
in that subindex file is examined to see if it meets data
selection criteria. If so, a file name is written to file
corresponding to logical unit 12. Throughout this report that
file is called JSHP.PTN; an example is given in Table 3. The
temperature and salinity data are transferred to array DATAX,
using Millard subroutine GETDAT. Pressure is stored in the
zeroth element of DATAX, which is equivalenced to array
PRESS. PRESS is used throught COMPS and AVRCP. The total
number of scans (NTOT) is also noted. The above occurs in
subroutine DATA, after which control returns to COMPS.
b. COMPS then sets up the regression for the first interval
using parameters which may be changed using branch 3 and
continues the computation through all the intervals requested,
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TABLE 3
Example of a JSHP.PTN file generated by COMPS
Consec. Station I.D. Weight
Number
1 GY001002 1.0
2 GY001003 1.0
3 GY001004 1.0
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or until the end of the data (determined by NTOT) is reached.
For each interval potential temperature and steric anomaly
referred to pf (the level pressure) are calculated for each
data scan to be used in the regression. Potential temperature
is calculated according to Fofonoff (1977), using the polynomial
formula of Bryden (1973) for the adiabatic temperature
gradient. Steric anomaly 6 is calculated as:
6 = 105 x (a(p,e(p,TS,pf), 6) - a(p,0,35))
with a the specific volume calculated according to the SCOR
Working Group 51 new equation of state for seawater (Millero, et
al, 1980), for which an algorithm is given by Fofonoff (1981).
Within each interval an editing process occurs in which points
exceeding three standard deviations of the regression estimate
at a given steric anomaly are flagged. Temperature and saliity
are then regressed against pressure over the interval. Any
points in T or S which exceed three standard deviations are
replaced by the regression estimate. The regression of steric
anomaly is performed again and rechecked. The number of
standard deviations for both tests may be changed -- see
KBR = 3. The interpolated scans are printed out on unit KLIST
and data scans which are flagged but not interpolated are also
listed as such on KLIST if ISSW (3) is set to -1. (ISSW values
may be changed using branch 5.) Pressure p and potential
temperature e (referred to the level pressure pf) are
regressed against steric volume anomaly (also referred to
Pf) and the coefficients for both p and a are stored in
arrays CP and CT for each interval. Data output occurs if
ISSW (13) = -1, and is written into a file with the name *.REG,
where * identifies the station, a two character (alpha) ship
name, a 3 digit cruise number and a 3 digit station number. The
format of the ouput file is a header of 150 words equivalenced
to an 1*4 array followed by a variable number of data records
(each 46 words, also an 1*4 array), one record per level
- A
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TABLE 4
POTEN Data Output Variables
HEADER RECORD: 150 WORDS
VARIABLE
NAME DESCRIPTION
LTYPE Identifies record as header record (LTYPE = 1)
MHDR Number of elements in header
ICON Sequential number of station (in POTEN calculation)
ISHP Ship name (A2 format)KCAST Station number
IDAY Julian year day
IPR First pressure
LPR Last pressure
XLAT Latitude of station
XLONG Longitude of station
WGT Weight
XLTt Latitude of origin for distance computations in
kilometers (negative for south latitude)
XLGY Longitude of origin (negative for west)
LBBL(3) Short station label (3A4 formt)
LBL(13) Run identification label (13A4 format)NSC(60) Regression parameters see text
NPR(60) Regression parameters
NSECTION Number of sections in the water column
DATA RECORD: 46 WORDS
KTYPE Identifies record as data record (KTYPE 0)
MBUF Number of elements in data record
IREC Level number
N Polynomial orderNDP Number of data scans used in regression
KSW Not used
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TABLE 4 (continued)
NAME DESCRIPTION
Li Not used
L2 Not used
PF Level pressure
TO,SO,DVO Temperature, salinity and steric anomaly from input
data, averaged about PF * POIFF (see branch 3
description and Table 5)
PI Pressure of the reference steric anomaly (DVF) in the
.1 unleveled or initial field
THF Local potential temperature (referred to PF) as
estimated by the regressions: ef(Pf)
DVI Steric anomaly corresponding to PF in the initial field
DVF Steric anomaly corresponding to PF in the leveled field
PM,THM,SM,DVM Average of pressure, potential temperature, salinity
and steric anomaly over the regression interval.
DH d6/dp based on the averaged regression coefficients
PE Potential energy anomaly } Recommended that
XPE Horizontally average PE these not be used,
but calculated in
PEPLT
CP(8) Pressure vs. steric anomaly coefficients
Zi Standard deviation of regression pressure estimate
(Fofonoff and Bryden, 1975)
CT(8) Potential temperature vs. steric anomaly regression
coefficients
Z2 Standard deviation of regression temperature estimate
F1,F2,F3 Steric volume minimum, maximum and average over
regression interval
XLTO: Latitude of origin: default is 40.0
XLGO: Longitude of origin: default is -70.0
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Pf. The output is in binary (unformatted) files. The variables
output are identified in Table 4. Some information at each level may
be output to unit KLIST if ISSW (12) = -1, for purposes of checking.
Header information is ouput to unit KLIST if ISSW (11) = -1. The
input data scans are output to unit KLIST if ISSW (5) = -1 and the
regression coefficients and residuals are output to unit KLIST if
ISSW (10) = -1. If ISSW (6) = -1 statistics of the coefficients are
printed on unit KLIST. The ratio of each coefficient to its standard
deviation (see Fofonoff and Bryden, 1975, Appendix) is computed. For
an infinite number of degrees of freedom, at 95% confidence that
ratio should equal or exceed 1.96. The statistic which is listed is
(ai the coefficients):
a.
std dev (ai)
When stations with subindex reference number (sequential number)
ISW through JSW have been tested for data selection criteria and
either been skipped or have gone through the regression
calculation, COMPS returns control to PTENS.
SUMMARY - POTEN:PTENS: KBR = 1
Function: calls COMPS subroutine
ISW, JSW Options: lSW to JSW are the station reference numbersOutput device: data goes automatically to *.REG file if
ISSW (13) = -1; other information output goes
a~q to unit KLIST, as requested by elements of ISSWISSW options: 3 = -1 Print out interpolated scans
(to unit KLIST) 5 = -1 Print out input data scans
6 = -1 Print out coefficient statistics
10 = -1 Print out regression coefficients for
each scan
11 = -1 Print out header information
12 = -1 Print out selected data following
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13 = -1 Data output to *.REG
2: Initializes data selection parameters described in Table 5
SUMMARY - POTEN:PTENS: KBR = 2
Function: Initialize data selection parameters
ISW, JSW Options: None
Output device: None
ISSW Options: None
3: Changes or lists regression and data selection parameters
described in Table 5. The data selection parameters are
straightforward. For the regression parameters the water column
is divided into a maximum of nine sections, each of which may
have a number of levels whose regression parameters are the
same. The regression parameters consist of the total number of
sections; in each section, the interval between leveled surfaces,
the interval over which the regression is performed, the
polynomial order, and start and end pressures for the section.
All of these parameters are input using subroutine PARAM, which
branch 3 calls. The prompts are (hopefully) self-explanatory.
After parameters have been entered for all sections, PARAM
translates them into internal parameters which control the way
the program performs the regressions. These internal parameters
are stored in arrays NPR and NSC. Since the arrays NPR and NSC
are included in common stored to KPTCM.DAT, the user form
parameters need be entered only once, until a change is
required. The old parameters may be retrieved by responding 'NO'
to the initial query in PTENS 'Initialize regression
parameters?'. Stored common is written to KPTCM.DAT at the end
of branch 3, so any changes in regression parameters will
overwrite the most recent ones in KPTCM.DAT, provided branch 3 is
completed. It is not possible to change only a single regression
parameter; if a change is required, all the parameters must be
re-entered. (This is because the internal parameters NPR and NSC
have elements whose value depends upon parameters for more than
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TABLE 5
POTEN Parameters: Branch KBR = 3
Parameter Definition Default if Initialized
ICON Consecutive number 1 for first station.
Increments with stationsprocessed
KSW Not used Ij A2 Number of standard deviations 3.
allowed for a regression point
in p(s) before flagging.
A3 Numbe- of standard deviations 3.
allowed for a regression point
in T(p) and S(p) before
interpolation
WGT Weight 1.
POIFF Interval (db) about Pf for 6.
averaging TO,SO,Pb
DELP Pressure series interval for 2.
input CTD data (db)
REGRESSION Parameters -- as described in program prompts
SData selection parameters: windows such that data inside all windows is
accessed; all other data skipped
IDAYl : Minimum Julian year day 0
IDAY2 : Maximum Julian year day 365
J00 : Additive constant to actual day 0XEMN : Minimum longitude -180.0
XEMX : Maximum longitude 180.0
XMN : Minimum longitude - 90.0XNMX : Maximum latitude 90.0
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one section. PARAM requires that parameters be input
sequentially.) It is not necessary to understand how NPR and NSC
work in order to run the program (that is the purpose of the
PARAM subroutine); however, modifications of the program may
require that the programmer know how these arrays function. A
brief description is therefore presented here. The pressure
Pf for each level is given by:
For IREC less than NPR(section #)4PF = NPR(section # + total number of sections) x
(IREC - NPR(section # + 2 x total number of sections))
NPR (section # + total number of sections) contains the
interval between pressure levels; NPR(section # + 2 x total
* number of sections) contains an index which allows the correct
Pf to be determined, while NPR(section # ) contains the level
number at which the section commences. Some care should be taken
to assure that the parameters input are consistent.
Specifically, the first level of a new section must have apressure pf such that pf is some integral multiple of the
pressure interval between leveled surfaces in that section. The
use of the total number of sections allows the program to treat
NPR as a variable length two-dimensional array, even though it is
in fact singly dimensioned. Subroutine PARAM adds an additional
*. 'dummy' section below those input by the user to assure that
COMPS does not continue below the desired depth. Thus, the total
-I number of sections (NSECTION) will always be one greater than the
number input by the user.
Array NSC contains the remainder of the parameters: start
pressure in NSC(section# ), polynomial order in NSC(NSECTION +
section #), number of data scans in the regression interval in
NSC(2*NSECTION + section #).SUMMARY - POTEN:PTENS: KBR = 3
Function: Change or list regression and data selection parameters
ISW, JSW Options: ISW = 0: short list only
4_ ! ! II I i '- - . . .
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ISW = 1: full list
JSW: no options
Input device: unit KIN
Output device: unit KLIST
ISSW Options: None
4: Call AVRCP - averaging subroutine. The pressure and potential
temperature coefficients from the regressions performed in COMPS
are averaged horizontally, level by level. The average pressure
polynomial at each pf is set equal to pf
(corresponding to a mass conservation constraint between the
ii initial and leveled fields) and the resultant polynomial is
inverted to obtain the reference steric anomaly (6f)
corresponding to that pf. (See Bray and Fofonoff, 1981 for
a more detailed discussion.)
The averaging is actually done in two 'passes' through the
data, but a single call to AVRCP with ISSW(7) = 0 will
automatically average and output new station data files based on
the leveled field. (Data ouput occurs if ISSW(13) = -1, as in
COMPS. The new files are called *.AVG with * as before the
station identifier.) Information about the averaged pressure
coefficients is output to unit KLIST if ISSW(12) = -1.
Information about the averaged steric field is output to unit
KLIST if ISSW(11) = -1.
The two averaging 'passes' may be accessed individually, and
separately from the data ouput by setting ISSW(7) = -1 and
entering KBR = 4, ISW = I for the first pass, KBR = 4, ISW = 2
for the second pass and KBR = 4, ISW - 3 to output the new
station data files. However, since the second pass must be
performed directly after the first, and the output directly after
the averaging it is recommended that the automatic access be used
(ISSW(7) = 0). If no output is desired, ISSW(13) should be set
to 0.
SUMMARY - POTEN:PTENS: KBR = 4
Function: Call AVRCP averaging subroutine
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ISW, JSW options: If ISSW(7) -1 ISW = 1: First averaging pass
ISW = 2: Second averaging pass
ISW = 3: Output of data to
*.AVG files if
ISSW(13) -1
If ISSW(7) = 0: ISW = 1: Averaging and output
performed
automatically.Input files: *.REG
Output files, data: '.AVG
Output files, lists: unit KLIST
ISSW Options: ISSW(7) = -1: individual access of averaging passes
ISSW(11) = -1: List of averaged steric field on
unit KLIST
ISSW(12) = -1: List of averaged pressure
coefficients on unit KLIST
ISSW(13) = -1: Leveled field based data output to*.AVG files
5: Not used
6: Print data label. This label is input by the user in branch 3,
and is carried in both the *.REG and *.AVG files as an identifier
of the group of stations, the version of the POTEN run, etc. Its
format is 13 A4 or a total of 52 characters. Branch 6 lists this
label to unit KLIST.
SUMMARY - POTEN:PTENS: KBR = 6
Function: Write data label
ISW, JSW options: None
Output device: unit KLIST
ISSW options: None
7: Not used
8: Write header record to unit KLIST: Station label, position,
origin, LTYPE, MHDR, ICON, ISHP, ICAST, JDAY, IPR, LPR. This is
also done automatically in subroutine DATA when COMPS accesses the
station, provided ISSW(11) - -1.
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SUMMARY - POTEN:PTENS: KBR = 8
Function: Write station header information
ISW, JSW options: None
Output device: unit KLIST
ISSW options: None
9: Write *.REG or *.AVG single data record to unit KLIST. Of
doubtful usefulness, this branch was part of the original program.
SUMMARY - POTEN:PTENS: KBR = 9
Function: Write single output data record to unit KLIST
ISW, JSW options: None
Output device: unit KLIST
* ISSW options: None
10: Not used
11: Set the values of the ISSW array. One call allows up to 16
inputs. Each input consists of element number followed by a comma
and the value to assign to that element. Whenever input is
complete, if less than 16, the branch may be terminated with a I.
SUMMARY - POTEN:PTENS: KBR = 11
Function: Set ISSW array
ISW, JSW options: None
Output device: unit KTTX
Input device: unit KIN
ISSW options: None
12: Exit program. Program queries 'Exit program . A YES responseresults in a FORTRAN stop statement execution. A NO response
returns the PTENS branch prompt.
SUMMARY - POTEN:PTENS: KBR = 12
Function: Exit program
Input device: unit KIN
If a value of KBR greater than 12 or less than 0 is entered, the short
documentaton is printed on the screen.
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3. PEPLT Documentation
Like POTEN, PEPLT is accessed through a short main program, which
"j initializes parameters as requested by the user, and then transfers
control to a major subroutine, PEPLS. From PEPLS, the user may call
subroutine TABLE, which plots and lists station by station, and
subroutine AVRGS which computes and displays horizontally averaged
quantities as a function of depth. Subroutine AVRGS has its own set of
internal branches, one of which returns program control to PEPLS.
Subroutine TABLE has no internal branches. As in POTEN, short
documentation can be displayed on the screen while the program is running1interactively, by typing f/ as a response to branch prompts in eitheri PEPLS or AVRGS.
' i3a. Main Program: PEPLT
The main program queries 'Load in previously stored common?'. A
YES response causes the elements of the binary array KPLCM.DAT to be read
into common, beginning with the common element KTTX. a 'NO' response
causes no action by the program. Control is then transferred to
subroutine PEPLS.
3b. Branches - PEPLT
1: Calls subroutine TABLE. TABLE plots and lists station by
station. It also outputs requested information in a format
appropriate as input to objective mapping programs. The plot
section of TABLE is designed to permit a number of stations to be
plotted on the same frame, with the origin of each station within
the larger frame. Examples are shown in Fig. 4. In Fig. 4a the
buoyancy frequency N is plotted as a function of geographical
position (relative to an origin at 37°N, 69.65°W), the
coordinates of the frame; and, for each station, as a function of
depth, where the station axes represent 0 to 3000 db vertically
and -3 to 3 cph horizontally. This is accomplished by scaling
the buoyancy frequency, and adding it to the X-coordinate (in
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LDE FS5 N,CPH-30 -
-40
-50 f~-60
~-70I
-80ft f t-90
-100 I-110 -100 -90 -80 -70 -60 -50 -40
KMI EAST OF ORIGIN
Figure 4: Example plots from TABLE.COM
4a. Buoyancy Frequency, N in cph. Inset axes represent *3 cph
(horizontal), 0 to 3000 db in pressure (vertical). The origin on the
inset axes (0,0) represents the station location.
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LOE FS5 VERTICAL DISPLACEMENTS. DB-30
-40
~-50-60
2.,
:. -90
-1001-110 -100 -90 -80 -70 -60 -50 -40
KH EAST F MIGIN
4b. Vertical displacement w in db. Inset axes represent *100 db(horizontal) and 0 to 3000 db (vertical).
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this example, kilometers east of the origin) and scaling the
pressure and subtracting from the Y-coordinate (here km north of
the origin). The program allows up to four variables to be
included in such a sum for X and Y. The length of the station
axes are determined by the variables X2DIM and Y2DIM, which are
input in user units (i.e. cph in Fig. 4a) for the variables being
plotted. In the example, Y2DIM is 3000 (db) and X2DIM is
3 (cph). One frame is created for each call to TABLE; it will
encompass ND station plots. The plot parameters may be
initialized by calling TABLE (KBR = 1) with ISW > 2. Control
then returns to PEPLS. Plot parameters may be changed by calling
TABLE with ISW = 1. Control again returns to PEPLS. Plotting
commences only when TABLE is called with ISW = 0. Figure 4b is
the same type of plot as 4a, with vertical displacements plotted
instead of N. Both of these plots were created using the
documented command file TABLE.COM found in Appendix A.
A number of variables relating to the leveled field, the inital
field, and the location, and time of each station may be examined
using PEPLT. A list of these variables is found in Table 6; they
are computed in function subroutine VRBL, coded by number. Thus
a call to VRBL (3) returns the latitude of the station being
examined (variable XLAT). Subroutine TABLE plots the following
for x and y:
x = AI*VRBL(NX1) + A2*VRBL(NX2) + A3*VRBL(NX3)
+ A4*C(IREC,I)
y = BI*VRBL(NYl) + 82*VRBL(NY2) + 83*VRBL(NY3)+ 84*C(IREC,2)
Here C(IREC,n) refers to an array which may be filled using AVRGS
subroutine (see branch 4). Al to A4, BI to B4, NXl to NX3, and
NYl to NY3 may be changed by accessing branch 3. The default
values (initialized by KBR = 1, ISW = 2) are:
S,.
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TABLE 6 -- PEPLT Variables(Nomenclature follows that of Bray and Fofonoff, 1981)
VARIABLE NAME or UNITS DESCRIPTION
NUMBER SYMBOL
-1 None Returns the number 1 (counts
number of observations at
4 each level).
- 0 None Returns
1 XPL km Zonal distance from origin
-t (XLTO,XLGO)
2 YPL km Meridional distance from
origin
3 XLAT degrees Signed decimal latitude
(south negative)4 XLONG degrees Signed decimal longitude
(west negative)
5 ICON None Consecutive station number in
POTEN computation
6 WGT None Averaging weight
7 JDAY days Julian year day
8 ISHP None Ship code
9 ICAST None Station number
10 N None Polynomial order
11 NDP None Number of data scans in
regression interval
12 PF db Level pressure
13 TO 0C T, S, 6 averaged over the
14 so ppt ) interval PF * POIFF
15 DVO 10- 5 cm3 .gm
16 PI db Pressure of reference steric
anomaly (af) in the
initial field
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TABLE 6 (Continued)
VARIABLE NAME or UNITS DESCRIPTION
NUMBER SYMBOL
17 THF 0C Local potential temperature
referred to PF. (See 65.)
18 OVl lO-5cm3.gm-1 Initial steric anomaly 6i
on PF19 DVF 5cm3 .gm-1 Reference steric anomaly (6f)
on PF
20 PM db ) Pressure, local e, salinity
21 THM 0 ( and steric anomaly referred to
22 SM ppt ) Pf averaged over
23 DVM 10-5 cm3gm -1 regression interval
24 *-5cm3"gm- db-1 d6/dp based on averaged[.; regression coefficients
25 x Potential energy anomaly
calculated by POTEN
26 APE APE calculated by POTEN
27 to 34 CP(1) to CP(8) (db)-i Regression coefficients for
pressure
35 Zi db Standard deviation of
pressure regression estimate
36 to 43 CT(1) to CP(8) (C) -i Regression coefficients for
local potential temperature
44 Z2 0C Standard deviation of local
potential temperature
regression estimate
46,47,48 F1,F2,F3 10-cm3.gm- Minimum, maximum and average
values of steric anomaly over
regression interval
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TABLE 6 (Continued)
VARIABLE NAME or UNITS DESCRIPTION
NUMBER SYMBOL
48 * db 'Boussinesq' displacements:
w* =-(6 - d
49 PI* db + PF
50 it db Displacement of initial field
from reference field PI-PF.
Positive implies downward.
51 46 10-5cm3.gm-1 6i - 6f
52 Vortex stretching db PIX
SAPE 1 'Boussinesq' APE with true
displacements1 a *2
54 gPFAD - PEAPE8 1
55 g Boussinesq APE with
Boussinesq displacements-g p .
56 EO (10-cm 3.gm-1)-db Inverse of local specific
volume gradient with pressure
57 1/EO (10- cm 3.gm-i1 )db-1 Local specific volume gradient
with pressure
58 N2 10-6 (rad •sec-1 )2 Squared buoyancy frequency
59 op *C db-1 Potential temperature gradientdof!TV
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TABLE 6 (Continued)
VARIABLE NAME or UNITS DESCRIPTION
NUMBER SYMBOL
60 Sp ppt db-1 Salinity gradientpdSf
dp
61 Sf ppt Salinity corresponding to
Of. Pf. 6f
62dSf ppt(C Gradient of salinity with
2f ppotential temperature
63 2 (db)2 Squared displacement of
initial field from reference
field
64 N cph Buoyancy frequency
65 ef C Potential temperature at
If referred to zero
pressure
66 lO3gm-cm-3 Sigma theta of pf,Sf' Of
67 cm3 *ge Specific volume anomaly in
reference field
68 r2 Vertical gradient ofcompressibility contribution
to GPE
69 Not used
70 rk 10-5cm 3- gm- 1 db2 dK (')a (see Bray and
Fofonoff, 1981)
71 Not used
mmoo
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TABLE 6 (Continued)
VARIABLE NAME or UNITS DESCRIPTION
NUMBER SYMBOL
72 ASf ppt Salinity anomaly from cubic
.spline fit to
Worthington-Metcalf and
Iselin e-s curves
AS(Pf,ef,Sf)
(Armi and Bray, 1981)
73 ASi ppt Same as 72 but using the
initial field
AS(Pi,e(TJ),S(0)
74 Of (C)2 Leveled field potential
temperature squared. (Used
in calculating horizontal
standard deviation using
AVRGS branch ISW = 21.)
75 RME (W0-4 J.kg-1)2 Random measurement error
(based on pressure error of
*5db magnitude, temperature
error of .0070C, salinity
4error of .005 ppt) for APE.
See Bray and Fofonoff, 1981,
Appendix, for details of
error calculations.SV(G *.f212)
76 Not used
77 RFE (10-4 J.kg-1)2 Same as 78 but
78 RFE* (10-4j.kg-1)2 Random finestructure error:(based on 3xZ1 as error in*): V(ap*w*212)
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TABLE 6 (Continued)
VARIABLE NAME or UNITS DESCRIPTION
NUMBER SYMBOL
79 RME (104 J-kg-1) 2 Same as 75 but pressure error
only
80 RFEC (10-4 J-kg-I) 2 Random finestructure errors in
the vertical compressibility
term (must be integrated
using AVRGS branch ISW = 17)
V( rkw 212
81 RMEC (10-4 J.kg-1) 2 Random measurement error in
the vertical compressibility
term (pressure error only)
82,83 Not used
84 K 10 5 cm3 - gm -. db Compressibility (a)ap a
85 K S 10-5 cm3- gm-l-ppt-1 Derivative of specific volume
with respect to salinity;
temperature and pressure held
constant:
-i ) P,T
86 Kff Contribution to GPE from
horizontal gradients of
compressibility
8? APEB 0 J-kg 'Boussinesq' APE per unit
mass with true displacements
88-90 Not used
91 ( i - 105cm3 "gm-1
-- 92 (-e pW)'-1 (qC-1
93 Not used
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TABLE 6 (Continued)
VARIABLE NAME or UNITS DESCRIPTION
NUMBER SYMBOL
94 ei2 Potential temperature
corresponding to pf in
initial field
squared
95 -(el- 9)Iep None
(if i is in column 4)
96 -(ef- ;f)/ep w None
(if ;f is in column 4)
97 e C Local potential temperature
at ai
98 Not used
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A1 = 1 B1 = 1 NX1 = 1 NY1 = 2
A2 = 2 B2 = -.003 NX2 = 64 NY2 = 12
A3 = 0 B3 = 0 NX3 = 0 NY3 = 0
A4 = 0 B4 = 0
These values will cause the buoyancy frequency in cph to be
plotted as a function of meridional position (y-axis), time
(x-axis) and pressure (station axis). X2DIM defaults to 3 (cph)
and Y2DIM to 3000 (db), resulting in station axes representing
*3 cph for the displacements and 0 to 3000 db for the pressure.
The default number of stations (variable ND) is 1 and may be
changed by calling KBR = 1, ISW = 1. The plot information is
stored in the file corresponding to unit 8. It must be read and
translated by a Metacode translator. PEPLT may be run on any
terminal, but the translators are only ,.ailable for graphics
terminals and the Calcomp plotter. See the last part of this
section for instructions on the access of the translators. The
origin co-ordinates may be changed in PEPLS branch 2.
Branch 1 with ISW = 0 may be used to change PMIN and PMAX,
thereby selecting a range in pressure oven which data will be
used (all other data is excluded), X2DIM and Y2DIM, described
above, JMIN, the level number corresponding to the pressure at
which the plot is to start (this allows the user to skip over
shallow points which may have anomalous values), and various plot
parameters. The plot parameters include PLABL, the overall plot
label; XMIN, XMAX, YMIN, YMAX, the axis limits; XLABL and YLABL
the x and y-axis labels, respectively.
In addition to plots, if ISSW(10) = -1 TABLE outputs to unit
KOUT the following list of variables in format (GF8.3):
PF, XPL, YPL, (VRBL(NV(K)),K = 1,6).
(See Table 6 for descriptions of these variables.)
If ISSW(12) = -1, a short list of variables is output to unit
KLIST: pressure (PF), and the variables x, y and z, z given by
z = Cl*VRBL(NZ1) + C2*VRBL(NZ2) + C3*VRBL(NZ3) + C4*C(IREC,3)
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SUMMARY - PEPLT:PEPLS: KBR = 1
Function: Call subroutine TABLE - multiple station plots, map
format output, lists by station.
ISW, JSW options: ISW = 2 Initialize plot parameters
ISW = 1 Change plot, map
format and list
parameters
ISW = 0 Plot, list, map
format output
JSW No options
ISSW options: ISSW(5) = -1 No interior axes on plot
ISSW(6) = -1 No plot
ISSW(1O) = -1 List variables
ISSW(12) = -1 List p, x, y, z.
2: Change data selection variables. Calls subroutine to change time
and space windows and origin co-ordinates.
3: Change plot and list parameters. This branch prints a short
documentation on the screen each time it is called. Parameters
which may be changed and their descriptions are listed in
Table 7. This branch has internal branches 1 through 8, which
are prompted by '**: PARAMETERS: KBR3, ISW3, KX, MV, MW'. Only
KBR3 and ISW3 have any effect in this branch. KX is the total
number of parameter input branches (5). To return to PEPLS from
S branch 3 the user must enter KBR3 = 1, ISW3 = 0 followed by /.
v( This will cause the new parameter values to be written on unit
KLIST, and stored common to be written to KPLCM.DAT.
SUMMARY - PEPLT:PEPLS: KBR = 3
Function: Change or list plot and listing parameters
ISW, JSW options: None
Input device: KIN
Output device: KLIST
ISSW options: None
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TABLE 7
PEPLT: PEPLS Branch 3 Parameters
VARIABLE DEFAULT DESCRIPTION
NXI 12
NX2 0
NX3 0
NYI 19 Variable codes for VRBL used
NY2 0 in AVRGS and TABLE computations
NY3 0
NZI 25
NZ2 0
NZ3 0
Al BI CI 1.)
A2-A6, 82-86, C2-C6 0 Scaling factors used in
AVRGS and TABLE computations
Dl to 06 1.
TMIN to YT None Not used
SMIN to ST None Not used
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4: Calls AVRGS subroutine. This subroutine calculates horizontal
averages, allows operations such as vertical integration and
column addition, multiplication, exponentiation and division.
There are 23 internal branches in AVRGS, accessed with different
values of ISW(O to 22). These internal branches are described
below, with a summary at the end of each. As an overview, AVRGS
reads the requested data from *.AVG files into a two-dimensional
array C(100,6). The rows (1 to < 100) correspond to the
pressure levels and the columns to variables requested by the
user and computed in function subroutine VRBL (see PEPLS branch
1 for a description of VRBL). As each successive station is
* read, the elements of C are added to, forming sums of all data
available at all levels. These sums must then be divided by the
total number of observations at each level, to obtain the
average values. For reasons of flexibility, the reading/summing
and division are performed in separate ISW branches within
* ,AVRGS. Once the array C is filled (one column of which must be
the number of observations) and averaged, then a number of
operations can be performed on the averages. The remaining ISW
branches of AVRGS are devoted to these operations.
AVRGS has its own prompt 'AVRGS:KBR,ISW,JSW,KLIST', and
control does not return to PEPLS unless KBR = 4 ISW = 12 is
accessed. Therefore, only four variables (or < 4 followed by a
/) need be input following the AVRGS prompt. In order to keep
track of the operations performed in AVRGS, if ISSW(2) = -1 the
four parameters are written to unit 4 each time an AVRGS branch
is accessed, along with other pertinent information. This ISSW
option will not be noted in the summaries.
Branches in AVRGS: (ISW)
ISW = 0: Prints short documentation on unit KTTX
ISW = 1: Reads station data into C array. Variables corresponding to
NV(JSW) to NV(KLIST) (maximum of six) are read into columns
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JSW to KLIST of array C for ND number of stations from file
JSHP.PTN (logical unit 12), starting with the first station in
that file. All data between PMIN and PMAX is accessed for each
station. The array C is stored to KPLCM.DAT before returning to
the AVRGS prompt. If ISSW(15) = -1, the weights (WT) from
JSHP.PTN file are used; otherwise a weight of 1. is used. Each
element of C is a sum of
C(IREC,I) = C(IREC,I) + D(I)*WT*(AV*VRBL(NV(I)))
+ (BV+CV*VRBL(NV(I))*VRBL(NX(I)))
The default parameters are set such that
C(IREC,I) = C(IREC,I) + WT*VRBL(NV(I))
Some of the parameters used by this branch may be changed in
branch 3 of AVRGS, and some in branch 3 of PEPLS.
SUMMARY - PEPLT:AVRGS: KBR = 4: ISW = 1Function: Read and store data to C array
JSW, KLIST options: JSW is first column, KLIST last column
Output device: Array is stored to KPLCM.DAT for emergency
retrieval. No other output.
ISSW options: None
ISW = 2: Zeros columns JSW to KLIST of array C
ISW = 3: Changes or lists parameters. Parameters involved are listed
in Table 8. JSW = I initializes the parameters (defaults
also in Table 9) before allowing changes; JSW = 0 retains
previous values. (The first access to this branch must
initialize.)
SUMMARY - PEPLT:AVRGS: KBR = 4: ISW = 3
Function: Change parameters
JSW, KLIST option: JSW - 1 initializes
JSW = 0 prints current values
Output device: KTTX
ISSW options: None
ISW = 4: Average table: divide columns JSW to KLIST by column 6,
which should have the number of observations at each level.
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TABLE 8
PEPLT: AVRGS Branch ISW = 3 Parameters
VARIABLE DEFAULT DESCRIPTION
(Initialized)
ND 1 Number of stations to be processed
NV(1) 51 Variables to compute for C array as
NV(2) 68 VRBL(NV(I)) in column I.
NV(3) 86 See Table 6 for VRBL codes.
NV(4) 87
NV(5) 63
NV(6) -1
JREF 50 Number of levels to be calculated
jMAX 55 Level number corresponding to reference
pressure for integrations over pressure
NX(1),I=l,6 0 Optional additive quantities in C array
element calculation (see text).
Al I.A2 0. X and Y scaling factors for plots
A3 0.
B1 1. Initialized when PEPLS is called by
B2 0. responding YES to 'Initialize common
NX1 12) Optional plot parameters (see text for
NX2 0 AVRGS branch ISW = 7).
NY1 191NY2 01 Initialized in PEPLS as above
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ISW = 5: Add column JSW vertically, starting from level 2 and going
to JMAX:
C(IREC,JSW) - C(IREC - 1,JSW)
ISW = 6: List C array to unit KLIST. Inlcudes data label,
parameters, level number and pressure, and C array.
ISW = 7: Plot one frame. Up to six curves allowed per frame. NCAR
plot package outputs to unit 8 a file which must be read and
translated into a plot by a Metacode translator. PEPLT may
be run on any terminal, but the plot files may only be
translated on graphics terminals and the Calcomp plotter.
Instructions for running the translators are found at the
*1 end of this section of the report. The plot branch asks for
the number of curves (default 1, maximum 6), the level
number for the first point (default 1), the plot label, the
minimum and maximum coordinates for x and y (unless the user
opts to have the NCAR plot package compute the scales, by
responding YES to the query 'Use default axis parameters?'),x and y axis labels, and the column number to be plotted.
The program actually plots:
x = Bl*C(J,JSW) + B2*C(J,NX2) + B3*PF
y = A1*PF + A2*C(J,NV1) + A3*C(J,NY2)
* The default values of the parameters plots
C(J,JSW) vs PF (pressure).
However, if for example the user wished to plot potential
temperature e vs salinity S, with e (VRBL(65)) in column
1 and S(VRBL(61)) in column 2, then the values of the above
parameters should be changed (using AVRGS branch 3)
Al = O. B1 = 1 NY1 = 1
A2 = 1. B2 = 0
A3 = 0. 83 = 0.
The y-axis runs backwards (maximum at the bottom to minimum
at the top) unless Al is equal to 0. An example is given in
ENERGY.COM -- see Appendix A.
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Characters of the user's choice which mark the actual data
points may also be plotted if ISSW(5) - -1. Note should be
made that these are not centered characters, so that the
data point actually occurs wherever the plotter commences
drawing the character.
SUMMARY - PEPLT:AVRGS: KBR = 4, ISW = 7
Function: Plot one frame containing up to six curves.
JSW option: JSW is the column number to be plotted. It
may be changed while in the plotting branch.
Output device: Plot information goes to Metacode file, unit 8.
ISSW options: ISSW(5) - -1 plots character to mark actual
data points. Character is
requested while in plot branch.
ISW = 8: Calculates gravitational available potential energy per unit
mass (GPE) and per unit area (TGPE), from the horizontal
averaged steric volume DVI (VRBL(18)) in column 1 and for
the reference steric volume DVF (VRBL(19)) in column 2,
except for a constant of integration. GPE and TGPE relative
to some reference pressure are calculated by subtracting
from GPE and TGPE at each level the value at the level
corresponding to the desired reference pressure (denoted by
level number JREF) in AVRGS branch ISW = 10. GPE is stored
in column 1, TGPE in column 2. The units are 10-4
J.kg -1 and 10+4 J.m-2, respectively.
SUMMARY - PEPLT:AVRGS: KBR = 4, ISW = 8
Function: Calculate GPE and TGPE except for a constant of
integration
JSW options: None
Output device: None (GPE and TGPE replace DVI and DVF in
columns 1 and 2, respectively, of array C.)
ISSW options: None
ISW - 9: Integrate over pressure columns JSW to KLIST. This is an
alternate method for calculating GPE and subsequently TGPE,
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with OVI - DVF (VRBL(51)) in column JSW. It may also be
used to compute the compressibility effects in the GPE
calculation (see equation 28 in Bray and Fofonoff, 1981).
The integration is performed starting with the first
element in the column, and continuing to the last; the
reference value must be subtracted in a separate operation,
using AVRGS branch ISW = 10.
SUMMARY - PEPLT:AVRGS: KBR = 4, ISW 9 9
Function: Integration over pressure (except for a constant) of
columns JSW to KLIST
JSW options: Columns JSW to KLIST are integrated
Output device: None
ISSW options: None
ISW = 10: Subtract value at reference pressure (level corresponding to
JREF) from all other elements in columns JSW to KLIST
Output device: None
iSSW option: None
ISW 11: Add up to four scaled columns, according to
J = IREC
C(J,JCI) = CR1*C(J,JC1) + CR2*C(J,JC2) + CR3*C(J,JC3)
+ CR4*C(JREF,JC4)
If JSW = 1, JCI, CR1 to JC4, CR4 are entered; no addition is
performed.
If JSW = 0, addition is performed using most recently input
parameters.
SUMMARY - PEPLT:AVRGS: KBR = 4, ISW = 11
Function: Add up to four scaled columns, row by row
JSW Option: 0: perform addition
1: input scaling and column parameters
Output device: None
ISSW option: None
ISW 12: Return to PEPLS
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ISW = 13: Multiply up to three scaled columns, row by row according to
C(IREC,I) = CONI*C(REC,I)*{CON2*C(IREC,J)*[CON3*C(IREC,K)]}
If I = -1 no operation is performed.
If J = -1 then the expression in 0 is set to 1; if
K = -1, the expression in [ ] is set to one, allowing one,
two or three scaled columns to be multiplied together. The
parameters may be changed when the branch is accessed. The
default values are I,J,K = -1; CON1, CON2, CON3 = 1.
SUMMARY - PEPLT:AVRGS: KBR = 4, ISW = 13
Function: Multiply up to three columns, row by row
JSW options: None
Output device: None
ISSW options: None
ISW 14: Output in map format to unit KTO. Branch requests output
file name and level number (JREC) desired. Variables output
are:
IDSTN (station identifier: ship, station), XLAT, XLONG,
(VRBL(NV(K)), K = 1,3), (C(JREC,K),K 4,5)
in format (1H ,A5,2(F8.2),5F(8.3)).
SUMMARY - PEPLT:AVRGS: KBR = 4, ISW = 14
Function: Output in map formatJSW option: None
Output device: Unit KTO (may be changed in branch; default
is 60)
ISSW options: None
ISW = 15: Not used
ISW = 16: Take any single column to any power, row by row. Operations
are performed on the absolute value of all elements. If
JSW 1 1, exponent and column inputs are prompted. If
JSW = 0, exponentiation is performed. The call to JSW = 0
should immediately follow that to JSW - 1, as the variables
used for exponent and column number are not unique to this
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SUMMARY - PEPLT:AVRGS: KBR = 4, ISW = 16
Function: Exponentiation of a single column
JSW options: JSW = 0: Operation performed
JSW = 1: Exponent and column entered
Output device: None
ISSW options: None
ISW = 17: Integration of error terms: interval pressure squared asthe integration variable. This is intended for the
-calculation of measurement and finestructure errors in GPE
and TGPE; as such it may be used on columns containing
averaged values of VRBL (75 and 77 through 81) -- see
Table 6. This branch uses the same algorithm as AVRGS
branch ISW = 9, with AP2 instead of AP as the
integration variable. See AVRGS branch ISW = 9 for a
summary.
ISW = 18: Writes into column 5 the difference in pressure between each
pair of levels, beginning at the top.
ISW - 19: Exchange columns JSW and KLIST.
ISW = 20: Input a new single element of C. Branch prompts for column
and row of element to be changed.
ISW = 21: Compute the standard deviation and store in column I of any
quantity X for which X (the average value) is stored in
column 4 and V in column 3.
ISW 22: Compute the dynamic height for each station at any range of
levels referred to level JREF and output in map format.
Branch prompts for output device (default is 60), and level
numbers (JRECI, JREC2) for dynamic height calculation.
Reference level JREF may be changed in AVRGS branch
ISW = 3. To calculate dynamic height NV(1) must be 18,
NV(2) 19. Variables output are:
IOSTN (station identifier), XLAT, XLONG, Dynamic height
(in dynamic centimeters), (NV(K),K = 3,6).
Output occurs for ND stations, beginning with the first
station in JSHP.PTN (unit 12).
Own.
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SUMMARY - PEPLT:AVRGS: KBR 4, ISW = 22
Function: Compute dynamic height relative to JREF for any range
of pressure, for each of ND stations and output in map
format. Four optional variables are also output, for
the same range of pressure. An example command file,
DYNHT.COM is found in Appendix A.
ISW options: None
Output device: Unit KTO (default 60; may be changed by the
user when the branch is accessed).
ISSW options: None
PEPLT Branches (KBR), continued
5: Set values of elements in the ISSW array. Up to 16 inputs are
allowed, each consisting of the element number followed by the
element value (-1 or 0). Terminate before 16 by typing I.
6: Restart main program.
7: Exit program: a YES response to the branch query 'EXIT PROGRAM
results in the execution of a FORTRAN stop. A NO response
returns the PEPLS prompt.
Metacode Translators
The translators for the plot files (written to unit 8) created in
AVRGS (branch ISW = 7) and TABLE (PEPLS branch KBR = 1) are device
specific. That is, each graphics terminal has its own version. The
CALCOMP high speed plotter has two versions: one with default plotting
parameters, and one which allows the user to enlarge or stretch the
plots, alter their distribution on the plotter paper, etc. The IMLAC and
Tektronix terminals also have versions of the translator to allow plot
previewing.
For all translators:
If the plot file was written to any other file than that named
FOROO8.DAT (via an ASSIGN statement before running PEPLT) then you must
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assign that ouput file name to unit 8 before running the translators.
For example, if your plot file is named PLOT.PPT, you must make the
following assignment:
ASSIGN PLOT.PPT FORO08.
For the CALCOMP (both versions) you must also assign terminal
TTA4: to FOR061:
ASSIGN TTA4: FOR061
* ,Then
RUN MCTRNPLOT (for MetaCode TRaNslator PLOT)
plots with default parameters, and
RUN MCTRNPLT2
prompts the user for changes in the plotting parameters before executing
the plots. MCTRNPLT2 asks three questions: first, how many plots in the
y-direction (across plotter)? The default is 1, and is retained if a /
is entered. Second, what size shall the plots be? The default is 10 by
10 inches. The new dimensions are entered in inches, and need not be
equal for x and y. Again a / retains the default values. Finally, the
program asks for the distance between plots, in inches. The default is 2
inches in both x and y. All plots in the file assigned to unit 8 are
plotted, sequentially.
For the Tektronix (or the IMLAC in Tektronix mode):
RUN MCTRNTEK
starts the plot previewer. If there is more than one plot, the program
prompts for continuing to the next plot by asking 'Option ?' to which the
user should respond C for continue, until all plots in the file assigned
to unit 8 have been plotted.
For the IMLAC (recommended over the IMLAC in Tektronix mode, since
it is simpler, and uses more of the screen):
RUN MCTRNDYN1
starts the plot previewer. This program also prompts for continuation if
there is more than one plot.
This translator information is accurate as of December 1980. If
you encounter difficulties you should refer to the current VAX manual.
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4. Modification of POTEN to accept input CTD data in other than CTD78
disc format.
This section is intended as a guide to assist users who wish to use
POTEN on CTD data with formats other than that read by the standard
version. In this section the header information required by POTEN is
described in detail, and the procedure for reading data is explained.
The only subroutine which must be changed is DATA, providing that the
input data is an even series in pressure with no gaps.
DATA requires the following header information for each station:
Description Variable Name Format
Ship Name ISHP A2
Cruise ICRUIS A3
Station ISTAS 13
Decimal Latitude (south negative) XLAT F
Decimal Longitude (west negative) XLONG F
Day IDA 12
Month IMO 12
Year (last two digits) IYR 12
Time (24 hour clock) ISTME 14
Station Label LBBL(3) 3A4
Minimum Pressure PMIN or IPR F or I
Maximum Pressure LPR I
The CTDATA library subroutines not needed for formats different from the
disc version of CTD78 are:
PVER
CRUISE Header Information
STAT ION
DATIOX Data Retrieval
GETDAT
Also, the common file IDXREC.DIM should not be included in DATA --
see the statement INCLUDE 'IDXREC.DIM'. The variable LLREC is the total
number of stations in the subindex directory; all statements in DATA and
COMPS which refer to LLREC may be deleted. The data are stored in arrays
PRESS and DATAX.
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Pressure is stored in PRESS,( #), temperature in DATAX(1, #),
salinity in DATAX(2, #) with # the data scan number. Subroutine DATA
must fill DATAX and PRESS (all scans) when it is called for each
station. Finally, DATA must return to COMPS the total number of data
scans, JRMAX.
Stations are selected by the call to DATA in COMPS. The call is
CALL DATA (KST,I)
In COMPS, KST is the sequential number in the DO loop from ISW to
JSW in branch 1 (or 13). If the input data is on magnetic tape, the user
may wish to change the DO loop in COMPS to go from 1 to JSW: that is,
start at the beginning of the tape and read through ISW stations.
The section of DATA in which the ship and cruise specification may
be changed (NSW = 2) can be readily modified to accept similar
information (in branch 13) pertinent to the user's input data.
The header information should be read in following statement # 5,
replacing the statements between # 5 and # 54. The data should be read
in in statements which replace the calls to DATIDX and GETDAT.
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Acknowledgements
Nick Fofonoff was responsible for early versions of most of the programs
and subroutines documented here; his contribution to this work is gratefully
acknowledged. Jerry Needell, Dan Georgi and Marie-Noelle Houssais used these
programs, discovered errors, and suggested improvements. The manuscript was
improved by constructive criticism from Bac-Lien Hua, and was typed by
Mary Ann Lucas and Audrey Williams.
This work was supported by the Office of Naval Research under contracts
N00014-76-C-197, NRO83-400 and N00014-79-C-0071, NR083-004 and by NSF grant
OCE-77-19403.
i,1
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References
Armi, L., and N. A. Bray, 1981. A standard analytic curve of potential
temperature vs salinity for the western North Atlantic. Deep-SeaRes., submitted.
Bray, N. A., and N. P. Fofonoff, 1981. Available potential energy for
MODE eddies. J. Phys. Oceanogr., 11(l), 30-47.Bryden, H. L., 1973. New polynomials for thermal expansion, adiabatic
temperature gradient and potential temperature of sea water.
Deep-Sea Res., 20, 401-408.
Fofonoff, N. P., 1977. Computation of potential temperature of seawater
for an arbitrary reference pressure. Deep-Sea Res., 24, 489-491.Fofonoff, 1981. Algorithms for oceanographic computations to appear as a
publication of SCOR Working Group 51.Fofonoff, N. P., and H. L. Bryden, 1975. Specific gravity and density of
seawater at atmospheric pressure. J. Mar. Res. (Suppl.), 33, 69-82.Millard, R. C., Blumer, A., and N. Galbraith, 1978. A digital tape
format for Woods Hole Institution CTD Data. W.H.O.I. Technical
Report 78-43.
Millero, F. J., Chen, C.-T., Bradshaw, A., and K. Schleicher, 1980. A new
high pressure equation of state for seawater. Deep-Sea Res., 27A,
255-264.
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Appendix A
Example command files for different routine
calculations using POTEN and PEPLT.
In this appendix documented command files which perform variousroutine calculations are listed. In the order in which they appear they
are: ENERGY.COM, POTEN.COM, PEPLT.COM, TABLE.COM, and DYNHT.COM. Brief
descriptions of these files are also found in Table 2. The files
themselves contain detailed documentation. Example plots from ENERGY.COM
are also included: see Figures 5 to 12. Example plots from TABLE.COM
are found in Figure 4.
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5 1 *~**4*4**4 'JEr~ycwq******56*
10 S!CDNSANn FILE TO COMPUTE APE FROM CTD78 FnRMAT DATA. CREATES15 )"IMWY)RTI1 ~INVTUUT *NNU FLFIT-. INNPUtU AS RNI AIU IN LAW14
* 26 $!TV 11SF THE VAX-11 PROGRAMS POTEN AND PEPIT.3'. %!4 JUlLY All NAN4 BRAY'-------------42z s!50 %SrT IDEFAULT OA:<1163I4-0LDf5 -
100 %ASS M14 - JSHPF.PTN -FOR012 !FILE TO OF CRFATED BY POTEN CnfWTAI'4!NC* w s STATION IDEPJTlFIERSe
?00 SA557O'J PRTNT.PTN FOR004 !FILE FOR LIWEPRTNTFRk OUTPUTFROp POTEN300 RU~Jfq1DqPBOTFN4.00 YES ?NITTALIZE COMP~ON1500 NlO DO NOT TNIITIALI,?F PFQRESSTON PARAMIETERS600 2.5 !PRESSURF INTERVAL FfOR INPUT DATA
* a fUU 1.IVF1 - M1 V1A19t-MR Y-'JK WtGRES'SuV
Bo 900 9997,.t !SET POIFF TO 2nR--INTERVAL OVER WPITCH T0,SI0VO AVFRAGED900 1 !OnD Nil? CHANGE nL'P--PRFSSU~fE TEtRLFORt INPUT DATA1000 %nO no NOT CHANGE RFGRFSSION PARAPIFTERST00 f ! LCiVF TYTWF WINDOV AlT DWWAUUT 3 "WV0Y -
1200 1 !LFCVE FAST-WEST SPACE WINDOW Al DEFAULT: -19 0,180 DOl)IluD I~ !L:'MVVF P4UgIP-5UTUI NFA', WINDUW AT DEVAULT1 J-90990 DEG'
* 1400 YES 0?4ANGF DATA LABEL"DOG LOPF TP5 TfST--TANJARI) VERSIO)NpJWD-2 JULY 811600 It/ !IFT IS5W ARRAY 'I LFVTTIT)T9O0 119-11' !LIST 'STArrIUR N iFT w5ATDWrTff TT nTST FWVT4.PN
* 1850 lit
-7,0 IlwI ! CREATF *s.G-eKr FT'lES-
2050 lit-7100 '5, ' on NUT LIST TInOVTD1JIL INPUT UATA --CARS '2150 1.11
* fauD IT),Ui 0 UI IJ ETT -,C~[J u F-1ITRYS YUW EALY1 LkVEL* 2500 1,fl9?36v4/usiNG; nFF CRUISE SPEC'S, REGRESS STA REF 9 15W TO 35W
27660 ll,?iIIZ0",4f !tIRA'JGE THE rIRUISE~ -SPF1 E -T'RE IS IN PREVIOUs CT14NAND76715 W !SIPDIRFCTORY VERSION
*-7690 I$1~f)If1l is"rp~ Cpu1s-F,9 PWTJECT wNMER-2900 11/ 'RESET IS5W ARRAY'
3100 4,1,0,'., !PRDCE!) TROUGH FNTIRIF AVERACING PW CESSe LISTS TO PRINT.PTN'3700- 121' !FX? PPIDGRA"?
* 3300 YES-1 4i" S-ASSIC4t P#INT4-PPT FfOR004 nItiTING FIEF FR~i P #T OUTnPUT3500 SASSIQ'J PLOTePPT FOR009 !NCAR PLOT FILE FOR PFPLT PLOTSsbpa KU9IYIIY-1 WELT3700 NO n0 NOT PFAn IN PRFYIOUSLY STORED COMMPON1800 YFS tWTTIALIZF flATl SR.$tCTION PAtRAVETEtS-3900 S/ tS'PT ISSW ARRAY-M" TPr4000 ? .0-1IF !LIST nP'E-RATIII?4 T 'P-F1O1RMFD 1# oP4050 51
'.200 49?,ilht !zERD C, ARRAY IN AVIGS, PROGRAI CONTROL NOW IN AVRGS.'.-M0 4 Tot11 !SET VARfTARt1E "ItI~tW M FTFRS -
4400 l0o0vvqvqqq50/ '(rHANGf 1000 TO I OF STATIONS IF ND < ALL4 cO I' !0'7 NOT CHANGE AV TFIROUCW N~itI4.600 1 '007 NOT CHANGE Al THROUCH 83-# F -7-f-!Ut-rI( LJIAUi N4K1 r,1VJU(1 PITZ4800 4,1gih !READ VARIA9LFS AS SELECTED INTO C SPRAY*4".90 49,49 t,5 '1110WT CnLUNN 1-5 BYiT iWIER lYE S--T 7TTONSI1--TU -WVfRtIf5000 4,6,1,4 !WRITE C APRRAY TO PRINTePPTT100 4 9,ti T 4 TTE(ItA1T CfltVRM V-1 VTW#Wt-I IRS # IM-------
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-5'M0 4,110 il-3 !SUPRTRACT fitfOM ALL LVIS THF VALUE AT LEVEL JltFF5325 4 , 6,1w4 !WRITF C ARRAY TO PRINT&PPT _______
5500 4969t1,44 !WRITE C ARRAY TO PRTNT.PPT5660 491141l/ !PFSFT At~flt?'VI CONSTANTS5700 I..2,?l*,3,1.,4v0s !REPLACE COMPRESIBILITY ERMS
5900 4 , vl. I__
6100 491f6,t7/fi200 4.,6,l,,4 !WRITF C ARRhY TO PRINT 4PPr6300 4o7f MCALL PLOT RRANCM64 00 4,1 !4 PLnTS IN THIS FRAMFv, TA#RTiNG0AT LEVEL ION EACH6500O YES INIPUT NEW PLOT LARFL ______________
66050 LnF 5 NW O-21hVR6700 tonl Dry No usF nFF-AULT AXIS PARAMETERS6-60-- -?nv?6090,100O !XfINX14AX,,Yf4N,YMA)X-
*6900 YES C14ANGF X-AYIS LA8REL700D- -APf fY/SFf1**?7100 YFS CHANGE Y-AXIS LASEl]
* ~y y11) 't,5uwtv III1
*17300 1 !P~fTT COL 17400 0 !* IS PLPT CHARACTER IOENT!FIEVONOT CFNTEROD!)7500 ? !PLrIT COL ?76UU7700 3 !PLnT COL 3Fa00 u7Q00 4 !PLIIT Cnt 4R-000 X8100 4,7/ !CALL P101' ARANC1H FlIP NEXT PLOT4200 Iv1/ !T- PLOT YN THIS FRA'4P; STARTWCIQAT-LFVEt I
* - 8300 No "I] NOT CHANGE PLOT LARELMo wuu -Tfull, USE I)FI-Jl1 AXIS VA'(MET1(R'
8500 0910040,3no00D YF5 OWPJCF X-AXIS LAREL
1700 RPS Dr'SPLAcF"'NTSt 08 -SrMOID N11 MYl WYIT rHANCE Y-AT L-AREL
"900 '5 'PLOT tilL 5
*9100 4 -v?v 1,,5 7FERO COLUMNqVS 1-5 OF C ARRAYq7O0 4,1,01Y !RESET SELECTV VAIA~l~f PIKWE~TEPSv M~VIPJG OYTtR' AS 1REF1RF9300 ,5Ov61 q65,964, 19/940 /95009600U i9700 4,1,1,5 !READ VARIABLES INTO COLUM14S 1-5;START AT TOP OF JSMPaPTN LTS9"D0 'i9s9tS ! 01'UFl COLUVRWS tZ- ST ?IUROJFR OV STATTYM'9900 4,6,1,l-4 !WRITE C ARRAY TO PRINTPPT10000 4,1?1 !RETURN COINTROL TO PFPLS-10100 5, !SET TSSW ARRAY
10300 '.,7/ ?CALL PLOT RPANCH FOR NEXT FRAME; SEE EARtIFR DFSCRIPYION4-TO400 1.1/f10500 NOS10600 NO10700 34.8936.q,90,300nzomooL yEp --
10900 SALINTTY, PPT11000 NO11100 2tI0 47
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1,1700 YE11800 POTENTtAL TFMPFRATURE9 IYEG C"90~0 Nn
12200 11
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12400 Nn<17500 095909300(112600 YEMtUD I UP7v
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13400 40 9 221)40v30001-1500 YE13h00 DELTA-F, IF-5 Clr*03/GR
14000 /
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14400 497fll#JUU 191146~00 NO147U0 NiT
*twlq" Y-F115000 SALINITY, PPT
,.. LVIU Tr1.5?00 PnTFNYTIAL TEMPFPATURE, DEG C
3"00 215400 4,7/ !CALL PLOT RRA14CI FOR FINAL FRAME; DEEPTHETA-SM"O 1-91715600 NO
* 15800 34e93935.0392.694.8 --1"~00 NP16000 Nfl
16200 4,1?! ?RFTIJRN CONTROL TO PFPIS
16400 YES16,500 %PRYT!OFL PRrTNT. PTN*PWrWT*P-PT
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LDE FS5 TEST OF STRNDRD VERSION
200
800
1000
IM P57- .. (2500 (2500 112i aoot ~ ~ ~ ~ (. - fo . p* dpiL~
(APE: GPE less compressibility terms)
L 's are:
000 (Boussinesq APE with true displacements)
I's are:
2200 k
.400 (vertical pessibility tem) 1
2800 ~O' are:
p8 0
, w d p .
(horizontal coMpressibility term).
3000 -------?0 0 20 '0 80 80 100 1?0 1G 160 180 200
APE (CM/SEC)Sm.2
Figure 5: Example plot from ENERGY.COM: APt
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L E FS5 TEST OF STPNDRRD VERSION0 r--r -. ,---T- r t' v ' "-T----T" - .T -T ,-.---T -
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RMS DISPLACEMENTS. 0B
Figure 6: Example plot from ENERGY.COM.
Rms vertical displacements, w, in db.
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LDE F35 TEST OF STANDARD VERSION01 F
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800
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300 35.0 35.2 35.4 35.6 35.8 36.0 36.2 36.4 38.6 38.8
SALINITY, FF1
Figure 7: Example plot from ENERGY.COM
Averaged salinity in ppt along adiabatically leveled surfaces.
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WDE F55 TEST OF STRNDR VERSION
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1000
1200
t. 1400
1600
CL 1800
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2200
2400
2600
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2 4 5 8 10 12 14 i6 18 20 22PITENTIAL TEIIIERATUiRE, DEG C
Figure 8: Example plot from ENERGY.COM
Potential temperature in *C averaged along adiabatically
leveled surfaces.
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LDE FSS TEST OF STRNDRRD VERSION
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400
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mho
1800
2000
2200
2400
2600
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0 .5 1.0 1.5 2.0 2.5 3.0 3.5 4.0 4.5 5.0Nl. CPjt
Figure 9: Example plot from ENERGY.COMBuoyancy frequency N in cph averaged along adiabaticallyleveled surfaces.
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LDE FS5 TEST OF STANOPRO VERSION0
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LDE F35 TEST OF STRNDRRD VERSION22
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LOE FS5 TEST OF STANDRD VERSION
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67s0 1'i! ***4* PorF.cfln*9******
too %!TASX IS TO SFT UP PAWAMFTFRS FOR AN INTFQACTIVE RUN4 Of PnTEN110 S!FrwAi INSTRUCTinN 14 THIS COM FILE CHANGFS KIN TO 69- THEWEBY120 S!PTUR1ININC CONTROL TO THE TERMINAL,130 1200 SASSTGN PQINTPTN FnRqO4
-1-6 SASSTGA JSHPFSS).PTWNPORti-? CHPGSKF5tO -CORRlECT STATION LISTSoo RuNfwnOFA POTEN_____________ _____ ___
700 Nfl DO NOT INITIALI?F *EGRSSION PARAME~TERS716 2.si !PRFSSUPF INTERVAL: r-R INPUTDAfb-TA-
1200 0999949.6/ !cflNTRIL NnW RFTURNS TO TERMINAL FOR INTERACTIVF SFSSt1P
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685 S!******* PEPLT.CIM *******
10 S?TASK IS TO SFT UP PXRAMFTFRS FOR AN INTERACTIVE RU" OfF PPT
30 S!RFTURNING CONTROL TO THE TERMINAL*4 -5 -I ! '- . -- - - - . - - - -
100 $ASSIGN JSHPFS.PTN F00012 !CHANGE JSHPF5 TO CORRECT STATION LIST-175 Ik-KSM PLIT PP'T -OWOrJRfR !PtOT.PPTTVff-4TIrU FILu150 SASSION PRINT.PPT FOR004 !PRINTPIPT IS LIlT FILEzoo WUNINT1M" FEPLT300 NO DO YfOT READ IN PREVIOUSLY STORED COMMON-500 'VFS tkiItALI7-F DATA 5FLIRCTtON PAA Tf600 49291-969996/ !COnTROL NOW RETURNS TO TERMIMIL FOR INYFRACTIVE SESSION
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100 %!YASW IS TO CRFATF rwn PLOTSCORRESPOND)ING TO FIGURES700y 1! -V-IV 5 IW RVYMT"~UW COVEN E!RTrT~300 S!FIGIJ'f- IS BUOYANCY FWEQTJFNCY N AS A FUNCTION OF DEPTH
%! $AWJD POSITION. TI4E SWCnINOT VERTICAL D!SPLACEWENT.Soo S!PnT" AQF CREATED USI'NG TARLE SURPEIUTINF OF PFPLT;-bO 0 i!THIF FIRST FIGUREF US'FS THE DEFAULT -PLOT -SPF FTCA-TIO"0.700 SASSTON PLOT.PPT FnReOO8
900 RUN/NPJOE PFPLT1-00 NOl DO NOT PEAf) IN PREVII)uSLY STYDRED COnqmoN1100 YFS TN'TTIALJ1F DATA SFLETTION PARAM4ETERS
--1700 tq?/- !TNTALT7E-P-LDTr A -AWFFTS-TN TARL1300 16/ !vNTFR NUMBER OF STATfONS IN PLOT _____ ____
1400 YES INPUT NEW PLOT LARFL1 S 00 LnF FSS: '4,CPH1600 NO DO NnT USE DEFAULT AXIS PARAMETFRS17D0 !1JSF THESE M~TN ANV) M4AY1800 YFS UHANGF Y-AXIS LASEL
2000 YFS C14ANGF Y-AXIS LARFL* I - 100 " NORTH OF ORIGIN
7?00 1,n/ tPLO)T21~00 191f !rHANGE PARAAFTFR5 T:VU--FV M.- PLOT2400 16,9,100,1000/ !100 IS DISPLACEMENT AXIS 14 DR'
?1500 YES CHANCE PLOT LABEL27600 LT)F F'515 VFPTTCAL 0ISPLACENENTSP 1)R7633 NO 00i NOT 11sEF DFAULr axis PARAMETERS7666 f !USE THESE M!-NMAW VALUES2700 NO 00 NOJT CH4ANCE X-AA'tS LABFL
2816 49l,0/ !CHANGF PLOT PARAIETERS--AVRCS
-7-564 0.5/f !RUSCALF ISPLACENENTS-2 Z880 95()/ !PIOT DTSPLACEMFNTS RATHER THAN N
2900 Itf1 f'PLnTV700 7f 'FXTT PROGRAM
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25 %1!TASKC IS TO CREATE rPCP C"MPATIBLF OUTPUT FRO* *,AVG " LES AT~it ~ ~ ii1 LtVLC Vi-a VAWIAOLti HUIFUT Aitt 5M10 IIJ-i'PXLATf37 %!XLOWG9DYN HT REF TO PF AT LEVEL 450qrTOSOPEF SPECIFIC YOt,7T!ME41 rJgyj DAYS FRWOP1 I- JAR441FCT1WAL-fl "T-FDW T-rTS46 S!IH qA5,1492Ff8o?)9lFRa3) ?6 MAY 91 WAN BRAY5'4 S'!UJ1R OYF ST1ATTOIRS IUTPUTt -DUTPJT-VKWWrI-tr AND REFEN-FCr PRFSStMEr) a SPFR nYWAVPIC HEIGHT MAY PF CHANGFD IN AVQGS BR-AdCH-3.71; S!UVwJ[rWU HERT-IT HlUITFT IE UTNSR[r GERTILMETER3;
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700 493911 !SFT DATA VARIABLES
1100* oup 4lrozlqibf !LEFATE FT-75 F~ w!R EACH LEVEL REOUIEF
1?50 YES INPUT NEW FILF NAME--IM- TFST.DAT
* 1400 15*11 !RANGE OF LEVELS FOR WHICH DM WILL BE OUTPUT
3500 7/ !EXIT PROGRAN?
3700 SORT/KFY(POSITT0N:?iSIZF:6) TEST.OAT TESTPv9KT 'SORTS BY PRESSUPE
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Appendix B.
Program Listings for POTEN
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72Fil50 PDTFi P1FNS: SHORT DIqCUMqENTtATON
100 KRR isw JSW KL IS T DESCRIPTION ___
150 - SHORT DOCUWNNTTION*200 1 -- COMPUTE REGRESSIONS POSW TSW
1106St0IJWNTAL SrTOMNS.400 2 --- INITTALT'ZF OITA SFLECTrON
*600 1 0 -- SET PSAAFTERSS SHORT irST.Tuo I - - 5ET PARMTER52 FULL L15T;gooL - STORPS COMMON IN FILE RPTC"
-W---4 1 - -C A-Vk-tV AVEAGIN' UROTNE_ 1000 5 ---- - NOT tSED
1100 7 - -NOT USED1Ouu - - L15T READER IRFORMATIO3V41500 9 LIST DATA REVCWtY.
2000 11 --- SET ISSW (SWITClI ARRAY,~7TO~I7 - -EXIT PRUGRAMOW
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731-- C C0"VPOEN.FOR FILE*. 01MENSIONgCOMMON AND EOUIVALENCE FOR POTFN4
96 C AVA~tABLF POTENTIAL PNERGY PROGRAMS. N,8RAY___
100 PARAMEITER KC"- 2035- 3(y AG YTE LB9PROVIFR-400 C
- C MW N S10 N466 C
SOONIO KHuGxl~uI,W5UvfI46Vr#VWTT7600 DIMENSION~ K-PTC!~IKCM)650 OT!4FNS ION PRESS433001
00 C716 c 1-.p# ( Cflnmm0N732 C _____
775 C REGTNNING OF STORED COMMON
825 CC O CAFGIQ4TN0 VF HEADEV
875 C ___
* -1000 COMMON WLATqXLOP40,WgTvXLTO*XLGO1100 COMM4ON 9*LS.LFgYSC~I~t(0~6Ct TON
_1125 CM-0- C RM TNG OF DATA- R1FMFXgUf---- --1175 C
*1300 CO"8OPK PFTOSODYV0
1500 COMF'fN PP9,THM,5'WMl1VV""m0 VrT1pfrlN DHqPEXWV
* ~1700 COMMON CP(8),ZICTIB)g4,F1,FZ,F3____________-fI r IL I
1724 C FNI nFl KAUF
*1750 COMMON DFLP,DP* VRO00 CUORMtt!N AI, A79AT3 VIV 9,W3
*1859 COMMO4N JMAX1962 C
-- 1874 C FNV IFl STORED CO8MOP
2000 rflp9~fN P(3300pTf30OO),S(330019OV133001 _____
? 200 COMMON R(~gt)6~lg(1C469RS?"D0 rvnlqvN ET(6)9JFxvf)2400 rn""nrN WT(60019JSHP1600)
- 2425 r"JqW DATRXM13IY-27)2450 CO"MVN JSTNJRRAXoq1,NZ
* -2500 C7531 C FoUYrvalf'CE --
21566 C--Thblo FQUTVALFXC F fKffl79,TTWFJlrWWUFqJWrPFJ2700 FOUTVALENCE fPD1l~qAl)qlVRPF)fMKTTW*KPYC~l
2400 C
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74100 C INEX RECORD FICLOS OECOPP0SED2 00 C USES LiftELLED COnMf1N 2 USE INCLUDE STATFENTf TO MEWGEF INTO PROGS.300 C ROM MAR 27 1990'.00 C ARRAY IOWRFC CONTAtRS TWE INDEX RECORD -
_406 C AlWAYS THEF- FIRS T qnECORDbi - ATA F-LE600 C IORTEC HAS THE SANE STRUCTURE IN TH~E SUPINOFX' FILE
800 COMqi4N/TM0X/ IGYRFICf2561
1000 C LPGVER IS AN ACSI' DESCRIPTIONOF LOADIWG PPOGRIkP VERSION110-0 INTFGER LPGVFRP(41,qLfrtREC _
_110' C AAV AND LftKFE Cf ASCIIA 6DAF I FL'CRA11.00 INTEGER LOATEM3ALTIE(2115A00 C DEVICE AND FISPEC PORM A COMPLETE FILE SPFCI'FIER1600 - NTEGFR FILSPEC1M),EVICE____
i~oo fRED ARRAY HAS TPIP SAN - TUTR SCTD? YX OWA1800 INTEGER IFHED(9O),ICwNT(35) __ _
1IAWo t O&IMR HAS THE _LOCA(T ONS dF THE 8E(Z!NNING WORDOF6__2000 C TNFIQ1ATION FIELDS (IV THE INDEX RECORD
* lu E;0 U 1UT7775 H1tAU-( Z-A5lKfVIRT'U DATA UESNURIPTUR5 I-TAPE WFIEf 'SPEC2200 INTEGER CNTRL(6).21630 C_ VARDIES -ARRAYS-CNANARVAE ARA8EDSRPOS - --
7400 C MI.W/NA.X VALUFS IVARDE'S CONTAINS MNEMNICIDPNTIFFRl$
Moo60 EOUIVALFNCE(KEYlDIDXRFC(M)1100 F0U1YA[ENEfUNTRlIIDUXRFCfJl2800 C LSY'RFC IS THE NEXT AVAILABLE RECORD IN SUBINIDEX FILE 1ST REC. ONLY
3000 - FOUIVALENCE(TFWEODI),IDXREC(13.I1
3200 FOUTVALENCE(KSCVIIlDXRECW10O5))
3400 EOUIVALENCE(MSCA#,ID)XRECI106h,(rSCANS,,IDXREC(112;)* 10rOIUMVALENCT (PMTfMOn O
* 3600 - F0UTVALfNCE(NTOTp!OXREC(l083)-rM "70~UTVAMMLFNCFPTXFCY4~-tFU9 R~lq
* 3800 EQUIVALENCE
4000 7,1 IFHED(7),9TYR) ol I'FHFDIS) 9IMO), T"PHE(9) TDAP* 4 TOU - loitIFHED l YTP'OY9 , THF Tvyrr wI- -
4200 441 IFMED(131 *ILR4Sf)tvf FHD141vdLNSM)q
4400 6of I FME0(191 ITED) I, (I FHE 0 20) TLTfM)
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4800 Xv(IFHED(55JTCMNTl* '.qou Cws *0 ***i* o
5000 EQUIVALENCE
5200 ? 2 DT~3IXE19),LIE(3IXE~ql
5400 C R"AX IS THE LAST RECORD OF A DATA FILE5500 C' -luxuL -15 THE-ItFuIT -VT 1F_'TW 1ux F ILFOW T E T TU MR IiF5600 4,IRNAXIOXREC(201I iIDXLOCIDXRPC(?O8)1
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75* j ~I0~ C PO1'FN MAIN PRt'G ********I4***********
200 PRnGRAP POTEN_____
400 C5~W- - C PW(YJ;PAM TO C0PUTEr -R-#NC (WF~ FLA~fVI Tfv PF fa*b00 C CALCULATION OF AVA!LA8LE POTENTIAL ENERGY. REGRESS-TOM-7UU - -C--TT - ARE- 14ADIF~ -Tn VX UR-F-- ANWPITTETfML -TFRPPTFATUI ASmoo C FUNCTYONS OF SPFCYPFIC VOLU14e ANOMALY AT PFO. j'iou c
-~1000 C JUNEF 28 1976 N FOFTnOF.F
1?00 rNCLUDE 0CO'MPOTPK.FOR9
mo C1400 C OPIPW BINARY FILF FOP STORAGE OF CORMON
1600 OPEN(UNITul0,WNANE-'KPTCM.DAT,fACCE-SS*'TYIRfCT ,'TYP~mr'fL0*
1800 1 CONTINUE
7000 K(IN -5
?200 KLIST *4
71"KnUT.2400 KTP t--1-0 - 3ff WRITF(-KTTY9117001---------------------2600 1000 FWPRMAT(IH ,'PfYIEN: POTENTIAL ENERGY P"MJRAM' I
2900 GO Tn 5079 OU C3000 C CREATE NFW RFNARY F-tLF FFOR STORAGE OF COMMON TF NO OLD ONE EXISTS-
3200 1100 OPEN(UNIT-10,N4ANF.'KPTCM.oDAT',*ACCFSS*'TRECT' ,TYPFQNIEWo
3400 GO TO I
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* 200 'SURROUTINE PTENS'__300 C *******#*********************400 C
PO C RO G*RA 1 70 -COM WU TE RFt-~ WTCE StUR~fA~tfSWCW I lyv TOr -prFra*
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1000 -~C JUNP 28 1976 N FOFOtt)F'
1200 C "ODIFiFn TO ACCEPT CTD78 VAX DISC DATA AS INPUT 1SDIFC8 NBRAYO.
1400 IIIMFNSION Df5)vDYC(1jn1 1500 c1600 INCLUDE 9COMPOTF-q.FORG
1800 CHARACTFR*9 DOC __
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2000 KIN -5?Iva
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72-O 4U FORMAT (IH 9 1 nrTTAtrzFo OWiYF_R W F~7280 TF(NOYES(KIrJKT1?X).NE.1GO TO 14
* 2400 C INITIALIZE DATA SELECTION PARAMETER'S
2520 CALL nATAIKTV,'-l) -.--
-- 715"GO- TO 3O7640 14 RFADh1091)KPTCR
--. 770'0- iff WRTWIX(TT,2D1 "2800 20 FORMATfIH 9IT!'IALIZF REGRESION PARAWIETERS EYES fiR N'II?v
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3100 25 FORPAT(IOWMAT IS THF RESOLUTW'N OF TME INPUT DATA,' IN OR?ft
3450 KL!ST - 631500 10 WRITIwTTl00R)iKRI5WJ'WKT5TRUUTKTI
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- q (60F C
9700 200 CALL DATA IKTP-,-Iqoo C I*9'**9v**9**SET PR~FS#9900 100 WR1TFIKLIST,30O)TtNKSWA2.A3,WGTPFJIFF1000 -- -
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12000 C CHANIGIE nP LIST DATA SPLIECTION PIRARIFTERS1_2100 CALL nATA(KTPIO)12200 C-1-Y3-60 C rHAmcrE nR LIST DATA L!A-SI. A IDEN"T1F_ THE D'ATA 10fURcEF12400 C _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
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12700 QTF (l(L IST91.0101
12*00 EN XIN
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*-4VU GO Tn In)14600 C *4********* 15 NOT PRESFNTLY USED ****e**14700 AOU GO TO 10
*14800 C mGR 5'I "GO C KTPEP 5* 15000 C JMAX 23
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-17000 C 550 CONTINUE 7
17100 C KnUT - _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 24__ _ __ _
L reuu C -R'~ N 11TOU.417300 C GO TO (501,507,? 5459IOJ!Sw
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115" NCLUDE 'CUOWW.FlW'1600 C
IF0 C 1"M -MittAtt3 U1iY~i'jW SIMXTEMMS _______
1800 C-1"00 ITNCLUDE IT0WREC*DT'2100 C
-270ow c rl4wICTFR2300 C
?500 CZ600 C FIROCR Am2700 c2900 tF(Nsw.Fo.5l GO TV] so2900 !FINSWEO.?) GO TO 30
3100 C'3Z00 C NSW LESS THAN ZF991 INTTIALIlZ'EMUY~tCTOn PAW'ANFTER5S3300 c3"D 1 CONJTINUE
* 3500 Jno -07bou DAY-- ().3700 DAYZ 3;T5.I3sou XF~qm -18.
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* - 4900 ?0 rONTYNUF
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7700 C NSW = i: READ STATION4 HFADER, CHECK AGAINST D"ATA SEL'FCTTIIN CRITFVT A,.C 7W00_ X WD "A TEWPFW VWA4WSAL-IN'ITY rTffO IJIMARRAY.
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9116 IPif - PP'IN
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9700 51 FORMAT(1391-01'1 4 FflRMAT(141
9900 C--in D C COIRPUTF JULIAN Y'Fll IJAY- ---- ---
u 10100 C CHFtK AGAINST SELECTION PARAMETERS
10300 1 DAY-KDAY( IDAIlMo, TYR)-KDAY( 31,1Z TYR--1).
10400 TF(nAY-AYIj)620i6029602T-"0D0 6OZ TF(UAY-DA Y716",i60(,6Z010600 604 CONTINUE
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MiOD C IF TSSW(1)m-l WRITf OUT HFADER INFORMATtD)i ON~ Uwfl Kt.TSt12000 C
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And3o c rp Ysswmi?1-l, wwrtp ChiT HFAOINGS' FOR nUTP117 WHtCjq I'S ~itoTrEt IN tnU"P5.12600 C __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
12800 8010, FORMAT19OIREC PF TO so DWO Dym Sm T14"TZ"y 71 72 Nl NDP'I)
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k 13640 8020 FORMATf I4,A1?qf5.?13648 0PFN1UN1T.KOUT,NAF.GNAME,?YPV'wNFW',FflfRa'tUNFRMATT~flI13664 WQTTEfKnUTlKfrnG13650 FNOTF
* . 13690 CALL DATIOX(K"N)1170n CALL CFTDAT(KTPvOATAX3300v2)L3800 6~70 RETUJRN
14000 C NSW=S: CHEFCK ONLY LAT ANT) LONG OF HF&OFQ ILPEADY RFAD AGAINSTMOO IT- Y ~ ~ I 11N V A K A mt14200 C
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14800 RETURPN14QOO C15000 C NSWu4 TMPLIFS SELErTIOIN CRITERIA APOVE NOT NRET.15100 CISM0 (5 NSW-4
158#00 F NO
15407 REAL FUNCTION SLAT115410 C **** ********* ***15414 TNCLuDFl '10 ERC.iO15'-TwZ--T -flJrTTIU RT1Wnf TF1tW11-TUT1~vfr -VXAUVt I r il'if I-- 3 1DUTP r WTI115428 YLATuTLTsn11S435 ItATwvILTS5q1%438 XLATP-YLAT"I'000.
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AD-AXI 892 80005 HOLE OCEANOGRAPHIrC INSTITUTION MA F/B /IVA X-l1 PROGRAMS FOR COMPUT NG AVAILABLE POTENT1AL ENERGY FROM C-ETCIU)AUG Al8 N A BRAY N00OVIA76-C-01 97
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941-5449- OF-TURN15456 ENTRY SING154.63 WLAT-ILNSO15470 YLATPUILMSM
--- 1-73 -* UATX-uKLAYP /60.- --.
I5477 _ SLNG.XLAT+STGN(XLAT'",XLATI __... ~ ~--
15491 END)175100 C. ' SUSRUT1Iff LLZIM
15503 'SUBROUTINE LF(th)
15506 - FGER !A(1),IV('l) __
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151521 RETURN __
* 15527 FNCODEI3,o,rwmi) tAmI___
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15539 10 CONTINUE
155,51 RETURN
15557 FNCOPU(39491V(l1) 1*1) ____
T5-36&D 4 --0R-MAT2H00,W ------. -.-.--
15563 A (1) -IW (I I -.------
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19700b -- SUJ9POUT!NE PA*N'lM- _
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20200 INTEGER PFDELrflPDfLTA ______
20400 C
* 20600 10 FORMAT(I0INPUT NPW VARAMETERS?glzoTo70 TF(NYSKNKTT-).4'1RT W-z0800 15 WRITE(KTTX920t ______
2-WO-0 0 FOP WiTCO0ENYFRI -T4TP- -WtfAfl-(F SECT IfN (GU0-00J fGVL-V Et wTVii-Z1000 X THE SAMiE PAQAMPTERSI')
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* 22000 14LEVP-1______
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22400 12-!.NSE _____
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~-7mcl- W'PlTElTT-91- ---..--.--
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25800 IPITIALP*IPREY--25"U0 C*0**. CfMPUTE NSCrr?I)
* 26000 PSC(12)sN
26700 NSC(13)-POFLT'A/0TELP26100 100y romytTNUF . -
26400 ITOTAL-JPP.FY------------------------.76W50 ~ JMAX'.NLFVP
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78100 QFT(JPN
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* 28500 C79600 C28700 C Cn"PIJTES COEFFICtERTS FOR A LINEARTRWAPSFORMATION X*AX#R
420-600 C FOR POLYN4OMIAL OF -Olt-6R P4-i. I--NPUT AWRAY C. OU)TPUiT 0d.-28900 C__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
1900U0 - CT '771175 N. F13OFPMrFT* - 29100 C
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30700 20 p a - -I~
30800 25 1)(1) - S*R _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
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32700 TWTEGER*? IAN- 176-00? - "7177?
32900 ?F(N)19292
33100 RETURN33700 7 R a FLOAT(N)33300 RETUJRN
33s00 c
37000 SURRO(ITIN EO[T(JEzRRl3fluu L
*37200 C*~1 V7300 C FnIT TFMP AND SALMqllY !N K-EGASION t~ -
37400 C_______
37?500 C JAN 28 1975 N FOF004FF- _______
37600 C*37700 INCLUDE 'CUPTE4I.F0Wv* 37800 EQUIVALENCE (P)DIFFAll ___
379S0 IERR - 0 ___
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* 38400 15 DYM 0.0______-91o- - 0.38600 THM -0.0
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38800 T0 20 M-"19"2___
39200 PTIMP a PM39700 T~TIMY a TVq
*39400 20 CONTINUF
*360 P" a g PP!/XNnP
39800 CALL 1SFTI1,900 KFRR a 040000 00 60 M-MPIMZ ____
-40100 T(8I~W-~-37)p3~p-.--40200 30 cn~ - POLYISVIP),0VPCpvNO.0,6000.o, *Pm4010-0 KFQP a I40400 TF(ISSWI3113193?,1?
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4045 S3 ATAX(M,~tv-____Tflo T0(NAtF,7)-- 1_____I1f , o r
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41066 nV2 a DVAfPF-v.TlHZS?I-' 1UT4- OVI n VA(PF.TH,'ST)
41082 DYP1 - fDVI-DV?)/IDFLP ----
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41343 FNDIF4135ff TER -- TFRR + I
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*46400 R cnNTINUE46v;00 TF(L-1)1?3v1?lvl446600 173 CALL S8INV(CONB,8A,8RIFAIL)--46700 17T4 D(I 700 Prl-46800 SP - 0.0
47000 J" a -N47lDO Do0 1745 Jwl,-N47?00 rF ( J-P) I 70, I740i 174247100 1741Y J" - JN + RJ Jj 4 +rI--47400 Gn TO 17",at~u l)gU 17? r a j- If I
*47600 1744 SP - SP + * II*PJ47700 1745 "ST - ST* 0JJTJ47800 CP(M) - CP(Mo * SP ___- - . --.-
47900 700 CT(10) - CT189.+ ST48000 C CO"1PUTF RFSIDUALS43100 1 7 5 R -O.
*48700 RT - 0.04W300 TIO 195 T-1-p'l,8? -
48400 Fp a 0.0451500 FT = 0.0 .-
4R600 X - OVI!) - VwW#5 100 n)u 15 Ju-3 1 p4
48FI00 NJ = N-J~l4-8900 FP a FP*X * tV(WJ349000 180 FT a FTOY + CT(WJI49100 SP - Pt!) - PP -
49200 PTIJ) w SP
849400 TTMI - ST
49600 183 RP a (SP-PM)4*z . Rp49TOO R T - ( r-T1) 00 + WT'49800 185 CONTINUE
S0000 !FfL-KSW)159159195soo 19'10 Wq N NOP - W50200 H * S0PT(RPIX)T0
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50900 310 CONTINUE
51100 WR1TFlKL1STq3II0)4RVtK)q1(al) ____ __
* 51300 3100 FOOMATIF6,0914913,98.el51-VOD 3111Y FIRMAT Il13.FAl)515.00 FWD
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Appendix C.
Program Listings for PEPLT
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103100 PEPLT/PtPLS: SHORT DOCUMENTATION200 KHR Isw Jsw KLTST DESCRIPTION
300 1 0 - .CALL TABLE SU13WOUTINES LrST*
400 ~~~PLO -T,9 -fy- P-1)UT TV MAP FOR91AT450 PLOT IS:
--466 Y-A I*VR PL (NXI. I AZ*YR6L ( WO fRP (NX3)A4*t*t!C,1l482 V - Rl*VRBL (NY11.82*VRBL(NY21+B3*VR8L(PiYI).B4*CtTRECFI488 1 1 -- CHANOF PAPAP4EYFRS FOR PLDT
- 494 2 -- INITIALIZE PAW*AMETFRS FOR PLOT00 2 - - CAVEDTA$tffow0 VAIOUS600 3 --- CHANOE PLOT PXfRKMETERS
-- 700 4 - - CALUC-AYRGt -SuWRO*uflNE:F HORIZONTALgoo AVERAGES, FOR DETAILEID DOCUMENTA-900U h'UNq ALUY5 KV R0 AV~W tWItICIN5
-950 AVRGS RRANCH.S --- TSWTSM.ITCHI ARlAy
1100 6 --- _ RESTART MAIN PRIOGRAM- E XIT IPRUURA1
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~100 P~p7~~FP~~ BQNCH104T(YO WPLIOMS BQNCH3--PARA'KETtRS--$1$0PT n1CUMEI4T&TTON
300 J PQ 3 ISW3 DF SCR IPTr'nw ___________ ___
4000 -.-R- - U -T F AtA M T FItS noN KL-1S r- ST n RE -CO TOunY4Y(S~oo FILF KPLC'". RETURN TO PEPLS*6006 1 INPUT VARIAL SEECOR N Tn NZI700 2 ENTER Al TO A6
~1O 27ENTERt 41 10f) t1200 3 2 ENTER Cl TO C6 _______
130 E~- NTFR 11 TO D
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105100 PFOL/AVRGS: SHORT naCqj4EIITnfN200 KFQ ?SW JSW KLTST DESCRIPTION _____
750 4 0 - - SHn RT DOCUMENTATION--300 4 1 9 READ FPOM DATA FILFS VARIARLES IN COLUMNS4700 JSbi TO KLTtTS00 ? # ZERO COLUMNS JSW TO KLIST600 3 1 - NITIALTI AND INP1JT PARAMETERS700 0 - INPUT PARAMETERS--NO IN"ITIALIZATIflN
goo DIVIDE COLUMNS JSW TV KLIST BY CUMN 6900 5 3 - Ann' COLUMN JSW VERTICALLY FRO" THE TOP1000 6 - LU PRI'NT OUT DAlT-A ARRAY OIN UNITT KL ST
1100 7 U - CALL NCAR PLOT PACKAGE TO PLOT ONF F"RAME.-1200 DEFAULT I! COLUMN JSW AGAINST PREIFSSURE.1300 GENERAL PLOTS:1400 X-ML1*t (I, JSi)+82*C (I NX2') 83*PRt1500 YU41*PP*A2*CItNYII4A3*C( INY2)F606 0 MULTIPLE PLOTS ON ONE FRAME ALLOWF'I)1700 KBR 15w JSW KLIST1800 - COMPUTE DYNARIC HEIGHT AND POTENTIAL FNERCY:1900 ASSUMES DVI IN COLUMN I (NV(1)1MR) AND OYE
zuuuIN CLUMNI (R a19U
2100 9 9 INTFGPATE COLUMNS JSW TO KLIST AS A FUNCTION%-2200 OF PRESSURF2300 10 1 SUtTRACT RFFFEZNCE LEYFt VALUE _CfJRFE,3) FRT)M2 -40 CntU-MNS JSW TO K_?LI-STI2500 11 1 - INPUT JC1ICR1 TO JC4,rR42606 11 0 - p FR.R THE, OL'LUW1NG COLUMN 'AVDTTTON!2700 C1ijc1)-CR1*C(I,JC19.CR2*Clijcz).--800 CRI*C!IJC"i.CR4*C(JRFFJC4)-?900 1? - - RETURN TO PEPLS
13 - - INPUT COLUMIN * 'S AND CONSATST FRrR3100 THE FOLLOWING COLUMN M(JLTIPLICATYOINl
3300 CON3*C(IRfCK.). INPUT ORDERT IjpK,~COn3-4-00 CUWT2,vCrYN3T AWTNDFY 1YJ,)R K)_ OF YALUF -1
* 3500 PREVENTS THE 1INCLUSIOlii OF THE ISSOCIATFD167n1 AND -F nLLOWTW7tDLUUNW.3700 KSR ISW JSW KLIT ________________________
- - OUTPUT FIR'5T THREE COMNS IN 74AP FORMATI* 3900 ACCESS TO THIS BRANCIM OUERIES WHAT HORIZONTAL
"00u LEVEL _W n' DT11rW E_4100 19 5 NOT USED4200 16 1 qIpu'T X9J -
4300 4') - (IRECJ)mC(IC,)*' (SHOUYLD FOLLOW009#uu A~ilbst I9MMtVIMT [IV tXKtCU[IUN.
4500 17 - - ERROR SUMMATION: VERTICAL ' 'NTEGRATION WITH_W0 tDl'LTA P11002 1<-THIF ITWCWF"MENT4700 1 O - - INPUT DELTA P INTO CIIREC95)4R00o 19 - - EXYCHANCE TWO- C'UUNS Of C4qoo 20 - - CHANGF A SINGLE ELEMENT OF C
5000 - - COMPUTE STANUARD DEVTEATION OF X G'TYEN15100 X-RAR IN C(IREC941 ANO X*X-RAR IN CIIREC,31.
37uo ~~~~R ESUrLT 13 'S'TVWET N XT Et,9IJ I - -- -_-------*5300 22 1 1 CALCULATE nYNAMIC HEIGH4T AT A GIVEN LEVEL15400 PRJIT I E TOD 7WEIS-Ul- CTJWRES P1YNUTWG -TT JWEF5500o AND OUTPUT IN MAP Ff3RMATALONQ WITH VAR1A'BLES7UUU FWu'R LauLmf N 3 ANDU % X ITM PRESSURE.
5700 NYUII MUST BE *18 AN@ NV(21-19*
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106__C _tPTF.~FOR FILE: MWFNSIOW9UIO _WM FJ4D 0U1VLTIKE PON P""L
7 C DISPLAY PROGRA~e N*SRAY
32 PARA"ETEP JOIMelODj
77 CHARACTER*12 GWARP'*o( 10W It'V"IN ICTU6,'41 9VR( " -
200 IYJIMENS ION KHDGV1S01 ,K8IJF(46)
378 Cm79 __-cC01!~wtT~
404 Crompn~fN KIN--
475 C PFGTWNING OF STORED ctymmuN
600 compnfN NYlN4C?,zAY3,PYNYNY3,N71,.N-72--?.N3_-tORMON T S W J W~~WI q_ -M9Y-
1300 COPM~ThJ A1,A2*A3,'A4,ASA6
1500commnN rlqC?,C3,'C4vC59C6TWO1 CO'V140N nO1D2 9D3 04 ,59D M1700 rCWMN WY1,ZLT0"7L0',AYPXPL9YPL
ru1m"O WT
1900 cnmmn~N NV(6),NX(6),AVgBVCV
2100 rom'~ON C919CRZ,,CR39CR4CW1z rnMON JPAX*JREF -
2300 qlOMKIN NX 4 o W 4 vP14
?S00 COMMON JSHP( 6),,flAYI,0AY2,PM!IqMAXk Z 600 CVMMnNP XFMN*XEPIXtxmmRxNpx
2633 COMMON CIIOO,617666 - COMMON I5SWITTii -
2683 tfl~lON PLA8L(10);XLARL(10),YLAffL(I0)
'12800 (OM"DN LTYPFMRI0RICO3N,!SI1PCA$TXflAY,1IvLPR2900 CuPN XtlvJt0RG9,W~JlJUl09XtG
3000 COMMON LRBL(3),L81A13),NSC(603,W$PR(60J.N ECTI0N
3200 -CnM'"ON PFT0,SD0fV0 -
_3300 Irty" "lN ___-_ __ _3400 COMMnN P M 9T H M M 9TYVMi*)UU F,-UmmTlv UTWptXFwF3600 CnMN CP(8),fl4CTf8)qlZqF1~F2vpF3
-- 61-6 C -'F" TF STOREO C0OW -
3632 Cn"*nN XDAT(108,I7RYDAT(100,7)360- CmWVYNf 1ltrtpTJ -
- 4100 C42 0 I f I~
4.300 co~NCAAT~ GNUME(200)90CI10)_#4_011- C
4425 FOU!VALFNCE (A1,CSTI,(VRvPfl-'-44U- FOUTVALFNCT (KrLTYPFT,_KWUF,_PTVPF)
4475 EOUIVALFNCE (KTTXKPLCM)',10 C.
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100 C PFPLT PR0 ***G*~ SFPT 24l9T* *200 C ********
400 C *************************** **500 C600 C PROORAW TO PLOT POTEP4 VAOIABLES.700 -C JUJ14F 27 1976 N POIFONIVF -
800 C VAX VFRSTON __________________________
'Iou U1 WUV J'f) WeBRAY1000 INCLUDE 'CO"PEPLT FOR'v11560 C1200 C13-00 0PF(N
1400 *RFCCROTYPEin'F1XEPD0RECORDS!?EuWCMERRail100I1500 C1600 10 KIN 517"0- KYTX -6
1800 KLIST *6
KOUT 92000 KTP 11IZ £UU ~ I
2200 WRTTE(KTTX,1800)71300 IF NOYFS(KrNsKTTXIE-O.)TH4Wf-
* 2400 ?0 RFAt)(10*1vFRRsll0O)KPLCM2r,0-0 ELSF2508 C
516 -01?1-- 196
?5?4 DO 107 J - 1992532' 107 Y!ST(TvJJ - 0.0
2540 no 108 1-1,100* 754-6 170 108 J-1-96
2556 108 C(Tqj) - 0.0
* 2PP7? I'SW(J)-07580 l0V tUNTYNUF
* 2588 CFNDIF__
2600 CALL PFPIS ___
Z700 GUl TO 702800 1000 PORMATIIM ,'PtPLT2 LOAD IN PREVI'OUSLY STtIREO COW'?*)7900 1100 1FIJIT0,WuWLCWDT t 'fTETiY!'r'- ---
3000 *RFCORTYPE-'PrXED ,9RECORDStlP-KC~qERR-1100) _
T0D Gi Tr-TaI-----------____3200 FN0
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108--rt-~ C -PfPt SU13RUTTNF 96#..4.*6 SvpyT 24 97
200 SUROUTINE PEPLS'
400 C-"-D C 'PQOO*Am TOl PLOT POT'F4V'&k*ifAfftS*---600 C JUNE 27 1976 N FOFO!4IFT
* 7WC VA -IfWfTN"-NU WO -19wS00 INCLUDE *COP PFPtT*FfOR
--1000 -WRITEWKTX,46)
ITOD" -40 FO-WAT(1I , ALI I 17Ff-T~kFl VAOI-Aftf S-fECTIIO PA*A"4ETFVS-- 1150 f YFS OR NO)
TA W 1TFtNOYFS(KIN,RTYX).F.1GO-TW1061300 120 WR !TE(KTT~,1?0*Y)KARv ISW*JSW9KtlSTvXTP,9K0UTvKlV4
150 9 6 X 3 1 3 ,S1,I 3WT-49 11).4 l~O~ ~ (IST - 6
__ 1700 KnUT *8S-KTP I
1900 RFAO( KIN* IKRt, ISWJSW.KLTST.EvPK0UTil~rNzuuu I I- tKBR G T I KUw7-2100 rF (KFPR)12 0 99019130
110 GO TO~0,O&04050j0K~2300 c *********************************
-7hD -C TNTTYIL 7~ T-- F--- - -
2500 C ______
3400 XMAX - 100.07 !50~YIRTN - 0003600 YPAK - 5000.63 f0u- Al a 1.03900 t1 I 1.0
4000 01 1.
4107- n? io*4200 01 1.
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4400 05 *1.0
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U4800 Y3 nNyl 19 -
5000 NY? 0
5?O0 NTI a 2* - 300 N7? ft 0*5400 N73 a 0
5600 'qW -
-5800 CALL nATA(-lIFOF)lIV90- GO TO 120 -- - - ~ - - - - - - .
6000 C******** RARCM 1--CALL TABLE SUSROUTMN *******w- 7O '0 CALL TABLE -- ---
6200 GO TO I?0
6400 V) CALL DATA(0,'IFrf,* -l Gn Tfl lO-n
6600 C 49******BANCH 3--CHANGE OR LIST COEFFICIENTS *****Vmo0 30 tOP'FP UNI *50 r3i tJS37 ~Mll~F*VElqvFUUL
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6900 REAO(50,3325,E"IYm3340)(OOC(1T.-*l199)7000 WRTTE(KTTY,3330itD0C(13,I.1,g97100 -3350 rONTINUE __
'72-04)- -3 ?" FORICAT 9AR I - __ -_ ___ _____ --- _7300 3330 FnRMATflH 99AS)T400y 3340 CLOWE (UNITal0l7%00 300 WRITE(KTTX930001
___rfi~~~~ff_~ '309 ...TI '01FIIEE~ WR39Tw~'wq4*IV
7700 KX -4---- R _ Al PIN f ) XfT Ks p itM5W-
7900 TFfX8R3)30v35v31 ______
86070 31 TIS W3 -1) I 218100 32 WP!TE(KLIST,3200tNX1,NX2,NX3IlrrINY2,MY3,9NZ1."flz9wz3"zoo 3700 F!iRMAT11H 'XXXlYjYf(?,1,,948300 IFITSW3-1)34933'30______ ____
8033 REA(K-*)NX1X2,k*i-N3,N-y1,NYlgNY3,Nf14jNflN!38500 GO TO 300 ____
8700 34 WRITE(KI IST,340O)KSR3(CST(JCPKSR3,J'1,69)vauu 34ou f-UMAT I Z6 IRsVVU; I I0
8900 rF!1sW3)30938935____-46-6 35 R FAD(K-1N,*j (l(CST fC,BPRJ-if af I --9100 37 GO TO 300
*i K70 38 KP z ISR + 19300 IF(KARR-KX)34,o34v3509400 C9500 _350 WRITE(l109 1)KPtCR ______ ____
70- - O TO012 -1,10_____ _______
9800 C _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
10000 400 CALL AVRGS10100 GOt 'it L)U
10200 C5 ****** SET 155W SWITCHES ***5-00 WRITE r50fuw1 16)gI W(K) K-l,.16, -__
* 10400 5"00 FflUMATMZ(1 .'V,1614,I)q' ENTEW KvISS~t~')_____
10600 GO TO 120100 C RETURN MAIN PRGAM 4*
10800 400 QETURN________-TU~00 __- 440004,000 EXT P WA11000 700 WRITE(KTTX,70001 _______________
TT~~U~ fFIWNOTF3lKTY-hTTXT.W.1JoIGo 10 110-__ __
11200 'STOP
11400 C** PFPLS: SHORT OOCURWVTAT!ON-8RANC" 0 *******
11600 no 850 N019200____
11800 WRITffKTTX,830)(DfC(I),I-1-99
12000 812 CL0SE(UN1T-5")
12200 830 FORMATIH 91)GO 'TO M7 ----- - -
12400 ttNO0
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?00 SUBROUTINE AVRtS
400 C~ F0~ RTR~T79NTAL- -AYER'Av COWRUEtT'TDP
600 C JUPP 27 1976 N FOFOPI7FFT0 a a cV T -"stY7M -- fIquI ;-w B4RATgoo OtWPNSION DfbJ'PotY- fIMEN51N TCHARM61
1000 nI"FwsION XY"(E,1_ l -- --- CtHARACTF'l* ~UNW-------
1100 TNCLUDE OCOPEPtT&FnRo
1300 fOUTVALENCE MDMI
1450 CHARACTER4S IDS14
-~1600 10 GOTO(10,200,)0.400,500,600,70080090,,lOOO,'1100'.z0,.*1300,0
1800 CL9013 u #U9UVf REA VATA TU E-TABLE vv 9..99 f2000 100 CONTINUF
730010 K1,T
-ThU Tfll 'Ft T-i! 7-4 WIM57V -
2500 GNAME (W 1I 1)'l
2625 GO TP 1013ThW 1017 MRNTINE
2675 -- N -
2700 1013 CONTINUE* isuu - vu llu N'10,NIF
?900 TFOF a 0
3100 lFOStFtPR183700- 102 CALL DATA(Is wuTIW
3401 105) VI t .0
3500 !F(!SSW(1511.111 515"0 11-0 WT- GT ----
3700 115 00O160 I-JSWqKLIST _
4000 CctREcqrJ-C(t*ECI) 0 DEI*NT~tAV*XT.(,RV*CV*XTI*
4200 160 CONTINUE- -CO0 GTV) 10
4350 1615 rF(TSW.EO. 22)GO TO 800GOTO 170
M (4 T* 4382 168 WPITE(KTTX,*IWPRROR READ!NGviNEI5
4600 WR!TE(lOII)KPL.CRim- I'M GO TO 1500 -- - -_
4800 C 8 2 lZFRI TABLE SET PARARF1IERS **-**
5000 00 210 Jm1,100
%200 IF(ISW*FQ*?.A~lL'FILE*EQ*0)G0 TO 170--- 5300--G10 TO 1"f0-
15400 C 0***~** 3 SEPF PARAMFTERS **********'**
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6100 T)0 312 !-1,6
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6700 JC2 -68O0 - CR2 -1.006900 JC3 - 3
7100 JC4 - 4~~T7~~0 C44 - 1.0 ...------.- -. --.- -~ --.
7300 AV=1.-r - -~0~ IV*0 - . . - _ . .. . -- - - -
~, 7500 CV-0.,u JIMAX a U
*-7700 JPFF - 50
7S0" 12D IF (JS) 0,12323.----------. ...5
7900 125 WRITE(XTTX,32tVI0)ND1NV(K),Ku1,.6),JREP-i,-AX
8100 330 WRrTE(KTX.3300)AVBVCVp4yfy1,'iu6Iazoo READIX1N,*)ATVV, Ixur,,ra1,i6
_18300 1160 WRITT(KTTX,34O01A1vAZv A3S1S294~3__
ft8 0 0 WR!TE(KTTV,35001NW1,tNX2'NYIvNY PRI 00RTAD4XTWN. 4 IWXNyYNy?
* 8700 ?25 GO TO 1500
M900 1300 FflRMATf1H ,*AY,'UVCYNX(6)',vo3F6*1,613)-* qUOWD 3-4 0-0 FUR WIT (1 'P.UJ RIErs: V R1
9100 at8 82 83,9/,t:6Xp6F9*'3)W70U -- 15017 FnIZWATUH -]" -NTT- _XZWYTNY7 74TSW9300 C ******94 AVERAGL TABLE **********#*
9405 400 170 410 J019100*-9500 rF(C(Jq6))405.415?4Os5
-- qu- 405 PU 410 TmJS~vWCT T *---*--___ -_-.----
9700 - 10 ('qJ,!) - c(JIR/CfJ,6)_ __________
9"- 413 JOIT- J - T ______
9900 rF(155Wf21420,0500,1500O
10100 4?45 FOPIAT(I iN 4UT1,Z1)TO700 GO TO 11500 --- __-~-
10300 -C **#***** 5 A!"DC0U8P4_ JSM ****W-- 00 500 iO '510 J4?.I-WW-_________
10500 510 CIJOJSW) a CI.frl,'JSWl * MIMISV
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--- ITT" 6D5!J FnPAT(!i,'rT5_?X,6FIM0_4111800 6055 FORMAT(111 ,3!4,P618)
12000 C 0***** 7 PLOT TABLF ************
12200 JMI N- I___73OO -u- I t~a1?400 _WR!TFfKTTX,'700)115o00 RFAD('(TN%*HNUURVqJ!Pd17600 IFINCURV*GT*6)NCURV-6
12800 _IFfN0YFS(KIN9%TTX).FQ.1)THENRFAD(K Itto TA7t
13000 CA11 STR1IP(LARL).15100 1: 19 r -
13200 WR ITE(KTTXp7030))
13400 WR!TE(KTTXp7O40)IXP NYMAXYMINYMAY
13600 CALL AGSFTF(64X/MT 4.,XMlNj
13900 CALL ArSETFf6HY/MTN*VYMJN)_13000 CALL ACStTF((1j1Y/f4AX*9.,Y_114000 FNI)YF
-I "40C WR !TF (kT T X,7?)0))L ARi114200 IF f!OYFS(KTNKTTX3.FQ,1)THFN
14400 CALL STR!PMXARL1____r~5(yu NnIF
14600 WRITEIRTTX,7060)YLARL
14800 RFANfK!P,7020MYARL14VU'f___ ALL 5JR[p(TEXHJLJ
15000 FNrDIF-- 0SD C 'rET UP PL UT L A 3FL1w5200 C CALL AGSFTF(jlNLA5E~fNAME.,v1NT-~'"UU C CALL. ArFFU17RurRE7NUMBIWw- .w5)15400 C SET PARAMETERS FOR EF14XY PLOT
15600 CALL AGSETFI411YWQ.92.)~T7OU CALL AGET64r6NFRRW_71 _-_*15800 C_ READ DATA INTO PLOT ARRAYS115900 - !rn ?if) R-tPNcJRy-16000 WRITIEKTTXv70?O)JSW16100 RFAD(W1N90JVR'16200 IF f SSW( 5)*0 ;-4) TMFN-LbS31Y WRTTEUWT'r,7WM16400 REA0(KTN,7090)!CHARIKI
16600 7015 IJM-0
16800 1 jM- IJM.1i6900 P'R-FLOTT 3P~tJ1.WPRv14SttTIT10fl -
17000 XnAT(IJ~oW)u81*C(J*JSW) # 820CIJNX21 + 63*PR--11to0' YOAT(T?'2?l*lPl- A20I39VzfI3#TR
17200 710 fONTINUFI rsuO tl;- 1 X~~ 0 11r17400 CALL AGSETF(41Y/OR0FRo,1.)
17600 CALL AGSETF(8PIY/0RDER*.,.-- I r OO F'4OTF - - -----
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17000 CALL ANOTAT(XLARLiYLAaL,0,0,0,'0.F -
17900 CALL F7MXY(XOATYDAT,.Jn1MNCURV,1J8,PLARL)18000 CILI7UAGGfTP( 15HSECON DAR YIUSER 9 XY0N,*I18100 !F(0.GT.XYM(l J.APD,0.LTXY?4(2SPTMEN
*~~U~00 CALL LNC~0,Y7Y~4T18300 WNIF
18500 00 720 1m1,NCURV
18700 720 CON4TINUE~~00 ENDIF ~-
18900 CALL AGSETF(6HYf"T'N.9l.E3hJ-- tqdoo CALL AGSE-TF(6HVfMAX.91-006-1
19100 -- CALL AGSETF(6KVf"TN.q,E36119?O0CALL AGSFTF(6I4YfRAW.,1.F36)
-19300 CALL FRAMEf4 ik*a Go TO 1500
__19500 C FORRATS______1~70~ l~oo FOMATII ,'!'i-.4PUT 4 6F CURVE'S IRTfP~T~~SF)
19700 *AND INI)EY OF F!RST POINT:',
19900 707fa FORMATtI0A4)~2OOOO 7030 Fr)RMAT(IH ,t, F DEFAULT AX S AATES'20100 7040 FOPMAT(IH ,'CURRENT VALUES OF XM~XA~lM~Y"~of4I7320-2-6 7050s F0P8AT(IH ,'I4ANGE X-AftSA*BFL? OLD LAWE *w I TOO20300 7060 FOPMAT(IH ,1CHANGF V-AXIS L:ABFI? OLD tABEL 12tq,o-M *10A41Z0400 7070 Fn1PMAT(IH ,'INPUT CIJLUMN 0 (1 TO 6) Tn BE PLOTTFEOT~3120500 7080 FnQMATIIH ,1IPPUT !DENTIFYrNQCHAR ACTER 4)I26006 76l90 FnRMATIA1) _
- . 20700 C 8***** 8 CO0MPUTE DH AND PE*F ******* - --
* ~O8O MOO PpR-0 000_ __
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21900 -Cf1,2) a PEX______l71~~00 GO TO 817 -__
22100 915 CIJ,11 a C(J-1,1) + DHXzzzuL 13921 C11-1,21 + rk
22300 817 OFLO - DELA-7400 P120 PPR a PR -- -- - ~22500 I'FIYSW.FQ.22)TKfN
-725 z KLYST=7 - ---.-- ~. -.- .
227550 GO TO 1000770575 MND
7?600 rFfTSSWfn2 zs.500 91500270 Z7 F -- "7522800 GO TO 15007- VW0 - *~#*# W9W TNTEGWIT UVFR PWFS3~jR*WVWSe21000 900 DO 950 InJSWKLISTC.vtou' -P-- fte
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23700 GO TO 918
23900 Qlft TF(J-1)930,-92Oi930-- Z4-0 9ZV ( TrI~ a 'P"----24100 Gn To 94,0
--- 9-3- '-T CPP -= I
Z4300 CIJI) a c(JAI4w'I) + PEXz~o 'iFUU 9u PFF a P24500 950 t"N'T!NUE-Z4600 TF(TS-SWf2))q73jI5O(Y4,I5UO ---
24700 975 WR!TEf4,4?SX(5qjISWpJSW9XLrSTzg~uuo -GO'TO 1500
24900 C NIO**** 1 SURTRACT REFERENCF VALUE *****
* 25100 COFF - C(JQEF,tl737-00- ln 1040 JuI,JMAY
26,300 1010 C( ,!)1 a cpFf - C( JI Iz" 040 cr0NTINUF ------ -
* 25450 TF(TSW.FO.??) Gn TO 1425t,.)pu I1 15u-TTTNTTNUF? 5700 IFI!SSWI?))1075,1500qlsOO
2 -6"D C-****** #11 ATl) r!JLUWNS **T W*~~26100 1100 YF(JSW)Illll?0,1ll1
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26900 JFf!5SWfZ)JI15f)ql50091S00
27100 WR1TF (49 11151 Jrl CRI ,JC2qCR2%YC3,CQ3,.3t4,CR4-77U0 GO TO 15)0027300 C ****s***
27300 C **********113 'IJULT1PLY UP T03 COLU"HS ********7760-0 1100' 1--127700 J1-2710fo0 KU-1 --- ----
27900 C4INI-I
28100 C1143=1ZW70-0 WTE (XTTXql3fl i26300 1310 FOQMAT(IH ,!fRPLIT COLUMNJ NUMBSERS UP TI? 3 VALUES9 AND CORRESP0'4DII7W4OY0 X 1ULTIPUTCATIVE CGTOISTAwr'J -- -
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29100 IFIX.LF,0IG) t") 1381
29100 GO TO 138579400 1180 tflNTlU
29500Rol."boo0 1"W! CVRTIRU'F -- ---- -.--.-..
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30200 WRITE (4913119 I.Jvl(,CON1.CONZCVYN310'50D ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ v ILvrr Z~'nr~~ - ~. b, ZX ;T-
- 30400 GO TO 1'500i.Uo YyyCyyy M!I1 t--UUVVUT -IN MA1V I-tR'Al ~~ Y
30600 1400 KTO - 6403W0D -JR'FC -1-------------------30800 WRITE(KTTX914.04)OUTNAMF
__TU75 -TFINYF ( ,RTMyTT ~ ---30850 PFAO(KTN,140?OUT;APIE T
30875 1402 FnRMAT(A12)
30900 READ(K1N,*IjRpCl,jRr.C2 ____
W"TEUWTTY,4011 UT14 AE---_-231050 OPEN(UNIT-KTOIWAWEODUTN4AM!TYPPmINEWW)
3108? KLIST-6- -n~goGO TO 100-31206 -142 - FqIREC.NE.JRECI)G0 TO 102 ___
* ~1TZT7 1475 _LFTUT 0- ___ _
31218 IOSTN(1:2)wGMAMLDqNST)(1!2I
31236 YF(TSW.NE.22) GO TO 1430TT7V "D 145I K FCmJR 1j,jVFCi ---31248 VRI a C(KREC9,,W*l.E-3___13T71" VR 7w-(X R FC l)31260 VR3-C(KREC,41
-31272 VRS-C(KPEC,6.
* 31284 WRTE(KT14Z1)ITDS-TNKP,XLAT,)XLOGVR14V2,VRg9yR4,VR5_370* 1415 CURT1NUF--_ __
37163 rF(NST.F0.OLPLtF-l32200 GO TO 149032300 1430 VRI a VROLINVI1))
32?400 YR3 -VR8LfMYI3ll4~~~~~~- 97W0 ,4 CDrJTTRUE -____ __ ____
32S52 KPmJPR(KRFC9MPRqNSFCTION)
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34300 1500 WRITEKTTXvl5')5)K8PISWJSWKLIST
34SO00 KLYST - 6
31.700 ?F(XBP.EQO) Gfl TO ?300340rF(VRe Cr.,2K)Gn TO-1500-
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--- 3'700 '16111 -WWTFCXTTY16111-..- - -
35300 RFan(KIN,*1X,J_____--- Go To 1500 -_
* 35500 1620 DO 1630 !RECmlJF6AX
35700 1630 CONTINUE ...-. . -
3,30 -T-'- F(TSSWt2) P1650,' 9 1,1035900 1650 WRITE(4,4?5)KRR'vy5WJSWKL!5T____.. -
VR wTTF 4 .6 51 Y-74-___36100 16,51 FORMAT(1H qFJ.?.6,zXqrI
36300 1611 FORMAT(lH ,INPUT EXPONENT COLUMN*)3-J640D 1 - ********* R-Cf 7 S N FRROos ow~t P~ ***
36500 1700 GO TO 900(Y00 17155 IW'IH Zi,?
36700 C ************ I-DELP INTO CqUREC*5) **~******
36900 00 1810 J-19JMAX-37W -PR-JPR(JwPlR9;V3!'tTTU]W1 ------ .---
37100 D ELP-PP-PPR
37300 ctJ,5)-nELP1-7100 IFlo CONTINUE37500 tF(IsSWf?))l8?5q1s?),1l50017101 1975 WeRTE(4,475T)KRW, II, *JS'WWT7s-
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37900 1900 WRITE tgTTX91'960)
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38900 WRITE(4q,17551!,'J
39100 C CHANCE SINGLE FL'E'"FNT OF C -- 20
39300 2010 FOQPMAT(lH ,'INPUT COLU9"N, ROWe NEW VALOF'l3q",Rf A fWTNWtTtG -- I--------
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40600 CIIRFC91) 'Rvf*IRC3Z?/tY1
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41200 2300 OPENIUNI T-50 914A4Eft*VRGSo DOC I OYP~e 90lLfY,RFAD0NYI
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41600 ?350 CONTINUE41700 ?3?5p FORMAT(9AS)41800 27130 FflRMAT(IH 99An)--_____ -
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* 3000 RFA[)(VJN,*)NOVoPJPfqi*AXX2DTqY201" __
3700 WQTTE(XTTY,70k00)
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3800 FNnYF4100 WfRTTF(KTTX74O)XR17N#yWiX;YWTW-Py"AY4700 RFA1)KN9*)X4NYAXYINvY"AW#300r CALL4400 CALL AGSFTF(6X/AX,,YRAX)______4,o 5 - -CU-A*GS T F 6my 7TN. ,y ~N I4600 CALL ArSETF(64Y/MAKvYA X)
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6300 7020 FnRMAT(lOA4) 11
6500 7040 Fnfl4AT(lH #CIJWRENT VALUES OF XlNXRAX,'YfMNYPRAX-.',1,4F1LO.3I6600 70150 F"RWAT(IH ,'CY AMGE X-AXTS LAREU? OLD LAB'EL l3t',ol*H 911A416700 7060 FnRMAT(IH ,'CHANGF V-AXIS LAREL? OLD LABEL ISt~v/i4H 9O
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* 9600 q40 TF(lSSW(I1)98n,98s,96s-q9700 990 WT - WGT - -
* 9800 98,5 C(TRFC,'4)-X'0C 1' RE C, SlY
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10200 110D WQITE(XLIST,*1PfxYFTr"OD 110 FTiA(TntiaW.,3V4
* 10400 113 Go To 95-103-00 111 CTIT1NUE -
10600 IFf ISSW(10).eFO-1.*A"DJST*EO.NDI10700 *WRITFlKIJUT,Il)z11100 lFUfSSW(6).FQ.- IPGO TO 175I7U T-4 O3u 17 1 R - ---
11500 on) 172 x-JMINqtwEc11600o IP !JTJw* I11700 XDAT(IJM,11 C* 94MLoe RYtlailipti9ll (Up.,.,,
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12100 CALL AGSETF(IIHOACI(GROUN e,*.)-F 770 WTF _
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4 12550 IF(!SSWIS).So.-')G TO 175
-12700 XPXR-? -FT'
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l3?00 CALL FRAMECALL -ACSTFAiMTN- -9~
13400 CALL AGSETF(6HY/MAX.,1.e36)
13600 CALL A0SETF(6HYIM1X.,l*E36?~~30W- CALL AIGS ETF tT11MCKITI1JN -9
13800 178 1 Ff (ISSW(10) aEQ o-l CLO5SF UN1TwX0hT)13900 - FTURN
14000 FND
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MANDATORY DISTRIBUTION LIST
FOR UNCLASSIFIED TECHNICAL REPORTS, REPRINTS, AND FINAL REPORTSPUBLISHED BY OCEANOGRAPHIC CONTRACTORS
OF THE OCEAN SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY DIVISIONOF THE OFFICE OF NAVAL RESEARCH
(REVISED NOVEMBER 1978)
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Commanding OfficerNaval Research LaboratoryWashington, D.C. 20375
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